Complex systems.
Suspiciously clear interfaces.*
Regulated platforms, grid-planning tools, education operations, and one socially complicated thermostat. The work is dense, messy, consequential. A little intimidating. The good stuff.
* The complexity is real. The confusion is optional.A connected workspace for expert reviewers managing institutions, evidence, issues, deadlines, and decisions without losing the thread, the document, or the better part of Tuesday.
The UX and workflow architecture for a highly technical contingency-analysis product, shaped with engineers and subject-matter experts while the requirements were still moving.
I joined to finalize approved screens. Instead, I showed why the product needed restructuring, helped the client delay launch, and built the scalable system their developers kept using.
Touchpoint maps, storyboards, and low-fidelity product concepts built to make an HVAC market opportunity concrete across 80+ interviews and 100+ surveys.
Do not ask AI whether the prototype is good. Ask what it thinks the prototype means. Developed on a live enterprise project, the method takes about twenty minutes and gives ambiguous product logic somewhere visible to land before the meeting does it for you.
Putting every requirement into one prototype doesn’t produce a design. It produces the argument the team needs to have. Maximize to diagnose. Subtract to design.
