About Crystal
Crystal Hunter is an independent design consultant who offers UX and instructional design services. She has designed B2B platforms, B2C Web and mobile apps, eLearning, simulations, instructor-led training (in-person and virtual), and employee support resources.
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Crystal earned a Master of Science in Instructional System Design from Florida State University and brings an 18-year portfolio of success designing digital products and programs for clients across many industries.
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If you are looking for a big picture strategist who is dedicated to addressing client and user/learner needs, you'll find that and more with Crystal. She is skilled in managing complex projects and remote teams.
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In her spare time, Crystal likes writing music, woodworking, and enjoying the outdoors with her family. She lives in Cache Valley, Utah with her husband and two kids.
Design Services
PRODUCT
UX Design Services
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Product Strategy
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UX Research
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User Personas
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User Stories & Flows
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Wireframes
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Prototypes
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Information Architecture
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User Testing
LEARNING
Instructional Design Services
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Analysis
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Course Design
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Instructor-Led Training
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Virtual Learning
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eLearning & Simulations
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Video Scripting
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Assessments
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Evaluations
Meet Her Clients
"Crystal is one of the most talented, diligent and competent people I've EVER worked with. She combines creativity with productivity in ways you rarely see. Project Managers would fight to have Crystal on their team and we eventually had to restructure her role so we could better give her positive impact the widest possible reach. Regardless of situation, Crystal is without doubt someone you want on your side."
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- Seth Pollack, The GMarie Group
"I work with many designers – and Crystal, when it comes to innovative, performance-driven solutions, is one of the best I’ve personally worked with. Crystal played a critical role in ensuring we developed one-of-a-kind, results-driven, and highly engaging training program. [She has] thoughtful listening skills, effective communication skills, and a learner-centric mindset."