• "Tyler has a talent for blending creativity with practical solutions. His designs made our complex processes intuitive and visually appealing. I recommend him for any product design role. He’s talented, creative, and a ton of fun to work with!"

    Moriah Ozodi • Product Designer II

  • "Tyler has been a huge help with our graphics and communications work. He is extremely capable and responsive, and gets the work done on short notice. He provides helpful suggestions, while also respecting our vision."

    Nancy Schiff • Executive Director - Center for Youth Development through Law

  • "Tyler is an energetic, passionate designer and an overall great teammate. His eagerness to learn and drive for research-backed design decisions makes him a champion for the user in any project he touches."


    Jen Thorneycroft • Senior Product Designer

  • "Tyler was incredibly helpful in preparing me for product design interviews at top tech companies. His deep knowledge of both the product design process and interview expectations made a huge difference in my preparation."

    Catherine Davodi • Intern @ Disney, Applied Minds - UC Berkeley Student

I'm Tyler Wesson.

Product Designer • Human-Computer Interaction Master’s Student

Currently, I work as a Product Designer in State Farm’s Innovation Group.

As Founding Designer at Diddo, I helped secure $2.8M in funding with an interactive prototype in 2024.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Media Studies from UC Berkeley and I am pursuing a Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction and Design at UC Irvine. In my spare time, I also volunteer design support for youth-focused non-profits.

My design philosophy:

1

Resourceful ideation

I build by leveraging analysis of market competitors, low-cost concept presentation, and design systems to move products down the pipeline efficiently.

2

Stakeholder alignment

No one likes surprises when it comes to the work they need to do. I involve everyone: product managers, developers, marketers, and even executives to get buy-in and build a vision everyone can get behind.

3

Scalability

I firmly believe the future must always be considered when designing solutions. If we brace for impact — whether it be market, technical capabilities or something else — we pave the way for product expansion and an extended market lifespan.