Digital & Creative Strategist | Web, UX, Brand, & Accessibility
Hannah Urkowitz is a digital and creative strategist specializing in web design, brand consistency, and accessibility. As UX Web Designer for Wharton External Affairs, she manages the Wharton Alumni and Corporate and Foundation Relations websites in WordPress, where her work has supported $849,861 in online giving, a more than 100% increase.
With a fine art and design background, Hannah designs across web, print, and digital using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, and Acrobat. She shapes experiences through user research, prototypes, and analytics, and has created five design systems that keep Wharton's web properties visually consistent.
Hannah is an accessibility subject matter expert and Steering Committee member of Penn's Accessibility Learning Technology (ALT) group. She has spoken on accessible design and AI alt text at the ALT Accessibility Tech Fair, the SALT Conference, and the Ivy+ Writing Consortium Conference, and is earning a Master of Liberal Arts at Penn focused on AI, accessibility, usability, and ethics. Connect with Hannah on LinkedIn.
Google UX / UI Design Certified, HubSpot Certified and Hootsuite Certified.
Experience working abroad and remotely in Italy, Ghana, Israel, and the United Kingdom.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and Schema coding experience for more robust SEO results.
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