Full-stack product design: From research and systems thinking to UI, motion, brand identity, and no-code builds.
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Costa Mesa, CA
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I specialize in regulated, high-stakes, data-dense environments: EHR and clinical software, public-sector HR systems, and energy & utilities platforms where bad design has real consequences.
About
Me
I've partnered directly with healthcare workers, government HR teams, and energy operators: people whose work demands software that actually holds up.
Those experiences taught me something early: the hardest design problems are not visual. They are structural. Complex workflows, role-based access, real-time data, high-pressure environments.
I chose full-time contracting specifically to bring a combined, interdisciplinary approach: research, UX, UI, systems, motion, and the web and brand work that extends the work beyond the product itself.
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My
Skillset
{01}
Research & Discovery
User Interviews
Contextual Inquiry
Competitive Analysis
UX/UI Audits
Usability Testing
Heuristic Evaluation
{02}
Information Architecture
Complex System Design
Navigation & Wayfinding
Data Hierarchy
Multi-User Workflows
Role-Based Structures
{03}
Interface & Interaction Design
UI Design
Responsive Web Design
Mobile App Design
Interaction Patterns
Motion Design
Prototyping
{04}
Design Systems
Component Libraries
Version Control
Design Tokens
Accessibility Standards (WCAG)
Documentation
{05}
Data Visualization
Dashboard Design
IoT Data Interfaces
Energy Analytics
Complex Data Simplification
Reporting Tools
{06}
Product Strategy
0→1 Product Design
B2B SaaS Modernization
Design Leadership
Cross-functional Collaboration
Stakeholder Alignment
{07}
Preferred Tools
Figma
After Effects + Lottie
Webflow
Rive
Notion
Design
Mantras
{01}
Accessibility is good design
Accessibility goes beyond WCAG compliance. If someone’s livelihood depends on software, it should be usable and well-designed, regardless of role, trade, or ability.
{02}
Design for the people behind the scenes
Users always come first, but great design factors in everyone who touches the work. When the design is lightweight, clear, and easy to build, it speeds delivery, reduces cost, and makes the product better for users too.
{03}
Observe the work firsthand
Interviews give perspective, but watching the work end-to-end shows where time, errors, and friction actually live.
