Emily Asami
About Emily Asami
Emily Asami is a Lead Visual Designer with extensive experience in enhancing user experience through innovative design solutions. She has worked at notable organizations including hrcloud and Saddleback Church, and currently leads visual design efforts at SimplePractice.
Work at SimplePractice
Emily Asami has served as the Lead Visual Designer at SimplePractice since 2017. In this role, she has contributed to the visual design strategy, focusing on enhancing user experience through innovative design solutions. Her work involves developing a unique design framework that prioritizes both aesthetics and functionality. This approach aims to create a seamless interaction for users while maintaining a visually appealing interface.
Previous Experience in Visual Design
Before joining SimplePractice, Emily Asami worked as the Lead Visual Designer at hrcloud from 2014 to 2016 in El Segundo, CA. During this time, she was responsible for overseeing design projects and ensuring visual consistency across various platforms. Prior to hrcloud, she spent three years as a Graphic Designer at Saddleback Church from 2011 to 2014, where she developed visual content that aligned with the church's mission and community outreach efforts.
Education and Expertise
Emily Asami studied at Biola University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Design and Applied Arts from 2007 to 2011. Her educational background provides a strong foundation in design principles, which she applies in her professional roles. Her expertise includes a focus on color theory and typography, which she has further developed through participation in community design workshops in Los Angeles.
Community Involvement in Design
Emily has actively participated in community design workshops in Los Angeles, where she focused on integrating color theory and typography into design practices. These workshops allow her to engage with other design professionals and contribute to the local design community, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing.