Projects that shipped.
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A system that couldn't be trusted put the program at risk
The solution made every handoff visible, auditable, and usable. It turned a fragmented process into a system staff could actually trust.
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One dashboard connected two problems no one had linked and changed the trajectory of the vertical.
Built for parents. Adopted by athletes. One system created value for both and turned a fragmented experience into a scalable product.
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Making an exercise list feel like a program, not a to-do list.
A tight UI refresh for youth athletes. Kept scope narrow despite pressure to expand. The constraint was the design.
A bit about me.
Product designer based in LA, currently at pºMotion.
I design products that help people understand and act on complex information by translating it into clear, usable experiences.
My work spans public sector, health-focused products, and consumer experiences where usability directly impacts real-world outcomes.
I focus on how things actually work in practice, collaborating closely with engineers, moving quickly, and getting products into users' hands so they can improve.
LA native. Fisherwoman. Dog owner. Former pizza entrepreneur (yes, really).
- Clarity from complexity
- System thinking
- Ship and iterate
- Engineer collaboration
- QA validation