Rex Fukuchi is a user experience researcher translating ambiguous problem spaces into accessible and inclusive solutions.

I believe that accessibility is a fundamental human right and when we design for the edges, we create better experiences for everyone.

Work

The importance of user control - Using eye-tracking to evaluate checkout flow

Hooked On Phonics

A prescription for organic engagement: Evaluating medical news resources through moderated usability testing

Medscape

Reading between the lines - Modernizing the online bookstore experience

Greenlight Bookstore

Designing a corporate communications site to generate new leads

Dorell Fabrics

Promoting sustainability goals through design and content

Savills USA

Streamlining the design sprint for efficient collaboration

95 Percent Group

About

Smiling young man wearing glasses and a maroon beanie stands in front of a reflecting pool with trees and buildings in the background.

I'm Rex, a UX researcher that translates lived experience into research insights that provide independence and dignity to all users. I'm currently pursuing a Masters in Information Experience Design at Pratt Institute, strengthening my skillset in using inclusive research methods to remove barriers. Outside of the office, you’ll catch me shooting hoops at open gym or rehearsing with my jazz band.

Experience

Pratt Center For Digital Experiences

UX Consultant

March 2025 - Present

BobaTalks

UX Researcher

May 2023 - May 2024

Brooklyn Digital Foundry

Apprentice UX Strategist

February 2022 – December 2022

Freesa Health

UI/UX Design Intern

June 2021 - August 2021

Contact

Have a cool idea and interested in working together? Drop me an email here!

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