Wesley Lindamood

Wesley Lindamood is an accomplished design leader and project manager currently working at the U.S. Copyright Office, which is part of the Library of Congress.1 He began this role as Project Manager in August 2023, marking a transition from his previous 20-year career in UX design.2

Career Highlights

Current Role::

• Project Manager at U.S. Copyright Office, Library of Congress (August 2023 - Present)1

Previous Positions::

• Senior User Experience Designer, Office of the Chief Information Officer at Library of Congress (January 2020 - August 2023)1
• Design and User Experience Manager at United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (July 2018 - December 2019)1
• Product Designer at National Public Radio (February 2010 - May 2012)1

Expertise and Skills

Wesley specializes in:

• User experience design
• Front-end development
• Helping government agencies and nonprofit organizations transform user needs and business goals into technically elegant experiences1

He has a proven track record in:

• Leading user experience research and design activities
• Managing and maintaining design systems
• Working on agile scrum teams1

Education

Wesley holds a BSJ/BSVC in Journalism and Interactive Multimedia from Ohio University (1995-2000).1

Additional Information

• He has experience as an Adjunct Professor at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design at The George Washington University1
• Wesley is the author of NPR's Guide To Hypothesis-Driven Design For Editorial Projects3
• He has worked on various notable projects, including a WordPress-based blogging platform for NPR member stations and award-winning investigative projects at USA TODAY1

Wesley Lindamood's career transition from UX design to project management in the federal government demonstrates his versatility and commitment to public service in the digital realm.2