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Mary Fran Wiley

Mary Fran Wiley

Experience Design Leader

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Thank you for your consideration & time!


Office of Experience operates at the place I love best – where websites and marketing work together to solve problems and bring value to clients.


My sweet spot? Leading teams through complex design challenges—from e-commerce platforms to design systems to native apps—while ensuring accessibility is baked in from the start, not bolted on at the end.



Relevant Work

I’ve rescued teams from swirl & stalled process, optimized product websites, and even designed a website that simulated disability that won at Cannes, These projects show excellence in problem solving, process improvement and communicating an analysis to senior leadersip.


Remote Payment

Ford

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2022

An end-to-end project building a payment tool from idea to fully working pilot application.

UX

UI

Strategy

Experience Mapping

Ford

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2023

Developed a department-wide process for documenting experiences.

Process

UX

CX

Program Analysis

Grammarly

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2025

Designed an evaluation framework and provided analysis of team efficacy and impact.

UX

A11y

Process

I bring a passion for craft, curiousity and dedication to every project.

I truly believe that every interaction is an opportunity for a purposeful experience. I back that up with a relentless quest for knowledge – about users, companies, and their industries. Every project is an opportunity to learn something new.

This personal ethos is aligned with your company’s reputation for excellence and your dedication to building exceptional digital experiences that set new standards.

My experience working on an AI tool sets me ahead of others who have only used them when it comes to understanding how to harness their power to augment work.


Portrait of Mary Fran, a disabled woman dressed in black standing in front of an ivy wall holding her cane.

Why accessibility matters to me

Googling my name keeps my disability from being a secret. A 2008 car accident taught me what it’s like to navigate a world that wasn’t designed for me. And the lasting nerve disorder has continued to challenge my interaction with the physical world. While I can’t build better buildings, I can improve every digital experience I touch. It’s why accessibility isn’t an afterthought in my work—it’s personal.



Let’s Work Together

I’m excited for this opportunity and would love to work together!

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