Sixteen years of product design, end to end.

All Work

Efficiently: A single-source-of-truth SaaS platform for residential construction.→

An Interior Designer needs multiple applications to present their clients with finish item options for their project. An application to manage the finish schedule and item data, one to create a visually appealing presentation of the items, and more to manage/edit images and documents.

Senior Product & Systems Designer. Interaction model, UI, UX, team direction
Three Efficiently screens overlapping: the plans canvas with a room highlighted on a floor plan, the design book laying out primary bathroom selections, and the item schedule listing locations with approval statuses.

Own the Script: A short form video app that carries its own customizable compliance layer and direct to social posting capabilities.→

Building an engaging social presence is a challenge for anyone. For most people, it means planning a video - scheduling it, writing the script, designing or sourcing the materials, recording, editing, adding captions, exporting, and finally posting across every social channel. For a loan officer, that alone is a lot to add to a full workday - and there's also a legal compliance layer to maintain throughout the process. My research, including interviews with industry professionals, showed that most loan officers won't adopt a process with that much of a time commitment. By default, they stick with the status quo: word of mouth. So I built an app that bundles all of that work into a single system of steps, so the whole process takes minutes.

iOS app and web consoleProduct design and direction. Product definition, interaction, visual, IA, copy, all platform and legal work, every device test2026
Three screens from Own the Script: the home feed with a weekly streak strip and video library, the script builder with a compliance review prompt, and the capture screen with the teleprompter running over the camera.

Passport Unlimited: An underused enterprise benefits app brought in-house, rebuilt, and finally measurable.→

I was Passport's in-house graphic designer when the mobile app was being built by an outside firm, at a rate high enough that development ran in quarterly bursts sized to leftover budget. I made the case to bring the design in-house, sourced a developer at a fraction of the cost, and redesigned the app around proximity. Then I shipped a feedback loop that gave the business its first real view of user satisfaction.

iOS & AndroidSolo Product Designer2018-2020
Five Passport app screens arranged in a row: a map result, a filtered dining list, the home feed with featured offers, a cuisine filter sheet, and a vendor page with the use card action.

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