I partner with product and engineering teams to connect user needs, business goals and interaction details. My work balances visual polish with flows that hold up in the real world.
Designing the signal inside the noise.
I turn complex product problems into calm, intuitive interfaces: from early journey maps and wireframes to polished design systems and launch-ready prototypes.
Clarity is a design material.
Strong interfaces make the important thing easier to notice, understand and act on.
Reduce cognitive load. Make states obvious. Build systems that scale. Give motion a purpose. Keep accessibility close to the first sketch, not the final checklist.
A toolkit for better decisions.
No arbitrary percentages. Expertise is shown as a visual vocabulary: the capabilities I bring into each product challenge.
Interviews, synthesis, journey maps, usability studies.
Flows, states, information architecture, prototypes.
Typography, grids, tokens, component libraries.
Product direction, prioritization, workshops, critique.
Interfaces with a reason to exist.
Representative projects showing how research, structure and visual craft combine into useful product experiences.
Northstar Health
Reframed a dense appointment journey into a calm, confidence-building booking flow, reducing decision friction across mobile and desktop.
Ledgerly
A financial dashboard concept built around hierarchy, progressive disclosure and faster scanning.
Fieldnote
Mobile-first collaboration tools for distributed creative teams, with a lightweight review and annotation experience.
From fuzzy question to clear interface.
The process stays structured without becoming rigid. Every phase produces something concrete the team can react to.
Discover
Frame the problem, study behavior and surface the moments that matter.
Shape
Map flows, test concepts and turn ambiguity into an interaction model.
Refine
Build the visual system, prototype states and validate the details.
Ship
Partner with engineering, measure outcomes and improve the experience.
"The best interface is not the one that shows the most work. It is the one that makes the next decision feel obvious."
Design principleHave a product knot to untangle?
Tell me what you are building, where users are getting stuck, or what needs a clearer point of view.