I bring 6+ years of staff-level UX research and design experience across complex digital products — and unlike most designers, I don't start with the screens. I start with the questions. What are users actually trying to do? Where are they getting stuck? What does the data not tell you that research can?

That combination of research rigor and design craft means the redesign isn't just visually stronger — it's grounded in what your users actually need, which is the difference between a product that looks better and one that performs better.

My experience spans:

EdTech & Education

Nonprofit & Public Sector

Enterprise SaaS & B2B

AI-driven products

Agency & consulting environments

Discovery & Research Alignment Before any design decisions are made, we'll align on what's actually driving the problem. I'll review your existing product, any available user feedback or analytics, and identify the assumptions worth testing before we commit to a direction. If gaps exist in your user understanding, I'll flag them and recommend how to fill them.

Design Strategy & Roadmap A clear blueprint outlining the redesign goals, target user needs, and a phased approach to the work — so you know exactly what's being solved, for whom, and in what order.

Research-Informed Concept Mockups Initial wireframes and mockups grounded in user behavior — not aesthetic preference. Every design decision is tied back to a user need or a business goal, so feedback conversations stay focused and productive.

Collaborative Iteration We'll work closely through rounds of refinement based on your feedback, ensuring the final direction aligns with both your users' needs and your business objectives. I'll tell you when a change serves the user and when it doesn't.

Polished Final Design Assets Delivery of high-fidelity prototypes, visual design elements, and documentation your development team can actually hand off from — clean, annotated, and ready for implementation.