Selected Work
Four projects.
A deliberate range.
The portfolio is intentionally varied: a domain-expert in-house role, a full-scope agency engagement, an enterprise design systems build, and an independent product design engagement from scratch. That range is the point.
A designer who has only worked in one context tends to bring one tool to every problem. These four projects represent the contexts that shaped how I think — each one demanding a different approach and leaving something different behind.
GIA — Domain depth
2.5 years embedded. The kind of institutional understanding you can only build over time, in the room, watching expert users work.
RKS Design — End-to-end breadth
Research through production. The full stack, under deadline pressure, across multiple industry verticals.
Hamilton — Systems thinking
250+ frames. Three platforms. One coherent visual language. The work that requires designing for the designer, not just the user.
loop — Product ownership
A founding-team engagement. Full creative responsibility from research through to developer handover.
GIA — Gemological Institute of America
Nearly 2.5 years designing internal enterprise platforms, mobile, B2B SaaS, and client-facing experiences for the global authority in gem certification. The longest engagement in the portfolio — and the one that taught me the most about designing for precision domains and expert users.
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RKS Design — Website Modernization
Full-scope rebuild of a globally recognized product design firm’s digital presence. The challenge wasn’t aesthetic — it was strategic: how do you make a design firm’s website do what the firm claims to do for its clients? Research-led, crafted end-to-end, and measured post-launch.
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Hamilton Company — UI & Design System
Inheriting an approved direction and extending it into a system that could govern every interface in Hamilton’s ecosystem — web, WPF, and embedded. 250+ frames. Two themes. Zero platform-specific exceptions. The project that taught me constraints improve design when you respect them early.
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loop — Social Platform Design
The founding-team engagement: full creative responsibility from research through to developer handover. Geography as a primary organizing principle, not a filter. Three distinct feed types serving three user archetypes with fundamentally different relationships to social confidence.
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