I design products from the research up: interviews and journey maps first, then design systems and prototypes I put in front of real people. Right now I evaluate AI model outputs at Meta, through TEKsystems.
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Medical evidence, designed for the people who served.
I designed and built the entire digital presence for a veteran-focused Nexus letter and DBQ exam provider in Northern Nevada, solo: brand, accessible design system, HIPAA-conscious platform and a zero-ad-spend growth plan.
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How I work
Surveys, interviews and journey maps before screens. On GeForce NOW, that's how touch controls, accessibility and settings surfaced as the real problems.
Information architecture and scenarios that test whether someone can actually finish a task, like the three resident scenarios behind UniVibe.
Design systems that keep work consistent and fast, from the WCAG AA system behind Elite Exams to the UI component library I built at the Nevada System of Higher Education.
Prototypes in front of real people. When UniVibe testers missed key features, that became the first thing to fix, and it's written into the case study.
Experience
