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Had the pleasure to work with awesome guys on an awesome product. Was lead product designer on this skydiving suit brand's e-commerce platform.
Buying a skydiving suit isn't like buying a t-shirt — 30 precise body measurements, custom materials, zero room for error. My job was making that complexity feel calm instead of clinical.
Built: a real-time 3D configurator (5 color zones, live logos), full ADA accessibility, and a direct pipeline from order form straight to factory — no manual re-entry.
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