Available for selected product work
I turn complex product requirements into clear, resilient web experiences.
01 / Profile
My work sits between product thinking and front-end engineering. I care about systems that are understandable to the people who maintain them and considerate of the people who use them.
This fictional portfolio demonstrates the Signal template; names, organizations, and projects are invented.
02 / Selected work
A calmer way for small product teams to coordinate risky releases.
I mapped the release workflow, designed the front-end architecture, and built a progressive status model that stayed useful during partial service failures.
An offline-first field-note tool for community research teams.
I simplified a fragile sync model and created recovery states that made interrupted uploads understandable without technical language.
A measured rebuild of an aging interface library.
The audit connected accessibility debt, duplicate patterns, and release risk to a phased component plan the team could maintain.
03 / Working set
04 / Experience
Northstar Workshop (fictional)
Lead accessible product foundations and support a small cross-functional team.
Independent practice
Built focused tools for research, education, and early-stage product teams.
05 / Education
Westmere Institute (fictional)
Focused on human-computer interaction and software systems.