Akanksha Sinha
About Akanksha Sinha
Akanksha Sinha is a User Interface Designer with extensive experience in UI and visual design. She mentors elementary school children at Art Buddies and has worked for several companies, including Thomson Reuters, where she has been employed since 2016.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Akanksha Sinha has been employed at Thomson Reuters as a User Interface Designer since 2016. In this role, she focuses on creating user-friendly interfaces that enhance the user experience. Her work involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to develop design solutions that meet the needs of stakeholders. She has contributed to various projects that require a deep understanding of user interaction and visual design principles.
Education and Expertise
Akanksha Sinha holds a Bachelor of Science in Graphic Design from The Art Institutes and a Master of Fine Arts in Web Design from the Academy of Art University. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in design principles and practices. She has developed expertise in user interface design, utilizing tools such as Sketch for UI concepts, Principle for animations, and Invision for prototyping.
Background
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Akanksha Sinha worked in various roles that contributed to her development as a designer. She was a UI/Visual Designer at EggCartel for seven months in 2011, where she collaborated with UX Architects on stakeholder presentations. She then served as a UX/UI Designer at Contata Solutions from 2012 to 2013 and worked at Diedrich RPM | Research Propelled Marketing from 2014 to 2016, where she maintained a UI style guide and design library.
Achievements
Akanksha Sinha actively participates in panel discussions organized by AIGA, contributing her insights to the design community. Additionally, she mentors elementary school kids at Art Buddies, helping them discover their creative skills and develop new visions of themselves. Her involvement in these initiatives reflects her commitment to fostering creativity and supporting the next generation of designers.