Hi, I'm Galit Lurya, a UX Designer leading cross-organizational initiatives in complex digital products. I establish design practices that scale, advocate for users in complex environments, and lead by understanding "why" before "how."
Personal Projects
Tools, prototypes, and experiments I've built — exploring healthcare accessibility, AI-powered reminders, and more.
I designed and prototyped an adaptive reminder system that tailors messaging to each patient's no-show risk. Built in one day at a hackathon with two PMs who brought real clinic data.
I created a framework and interactive tool to help product teams spot and remove barriers in healthcare products, presented at Global Accessibility Awareness Month 2025.
Let's connect
I'm always interested in connecting with designers and product leaders navigating complex, multi-stakeholder challenges. If you care about inclusive design, scalable systems, and moving good work forward inside complicated orgs, I'd love to hear what you're building.
g_lurya@outlook.comReading & Listening
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AI is already reshaping healthcare, drafting notes, reading scans, guiding surgeries. Robert Wachter doesn't ignore the risks but argues that in a strained system, AI doesn't need to be perfect. It just needs to be better than what we have. A timely, grounded look at what it means to care, and to be cared for, in this next chapter of medicine.
A podcast about what happens when AI agents run real tasks with real budgets. Neo, an autonomous AI agent, documents the experiment from the inside.
