Your product should be just as seamless at 100,000 users as it was at 1,000. I craft scalable, user-friendly interfaces that adapt to your startup’s evolving needs. Helping Startups Build Scalable & Intuitive Digital Experiences If your product feels frustrating or unclear, users won’t stick around. I help remove friction, simplify interactions, and create experiences that keep people engaged and coming back. Fixing Product Issues That Drive Customers Away Kyla is delightful to work with... and implements thoughtful solutions. Katy S. -- has a strong determination for solving problems and creating an elegant solution. Deanna C. -- is a versatile technologist and a pleasure to work with. Christina H. LATEST PROJECTS KPI Fire Kyla Kozole Design Site Build Process LET'S TALK DOGS KMK DESIGNS PC A collection of work that blends strategy and design. From optimizing website experiences to refining product interfaces, my projects include UX improvements for websites, product design at KPI Fire, branding and digital marketing assets for Let’s Talk Dogs and KMK Designs. UX Design Great products start with great experiences. I design intuitive, user-centered flows that address pain points and keep people engaged—so they can accomplish what they came to do, effortlessly. UI Design A beautiful design has zero value if it doesn’t work. I create interfaces that are not just visually appealing but also intuitive, functional, and built for seamless interaction. Design Systems Consistency speeds up development and improves usability. I build scalable design systems with reusable components, clear guidelines, and a cohesive visual language—so your product stays polished as it grows. An intuitive interface is the key to better engagement. I refine layouts, interactions, and usability to ensure users stay, explore, and take action. How to Optimize Interfaces for Better Engagement KYLA KOZOLE Design for humans, build for scale - Delight the senses.

Kyla Kozole PRODUCT | UX/UI | ART | TRAINER Don't let perfection be the death of progress. Contact The best solutions stand out by seamlessly solving real human problems—users shouldn’t even notice the design. About The Why Behind the Way I am a creative problem solver and passionate about communication. I started training horses and givign riding lessons at age 12, and I haven't been able to quit. I'm addicted to removing barriers in communication and getting needs met. As a horseback rider you learn the value of partnership and being on a supportive team. You learn how to build one another up and do fantastic things that you never could have achieved alone. I take that same mentality into my work. Design is about collaboration —bringing together technology, visual storytelling, and human needs to solve real problems. My formal education consists of Bachelor's in Marketing and Fine Art. I learned about consumer behavior, design principles, and critique skills. I learned how to fail quickly and often so that I had a shot of getting it right at some point. I then learned how to code front & backend software and got hired as a UX/UI Designer. Working in product has taught me the importance of using processes and standards in order to maximize our resources and scale. Design in tech is unique—creativity is valued, but straying too far from established norms isn’t. Interfaces have become their own language, and reinventing the basics only leads to confusion. Success is not final, failure is not fatal: It is the courage to continue that counts. -Winston Churchill

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