ux/ui designer
with a passion for making compliance feel human, turning chaos into clarity, and shipping fast without breaking trust.
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Case studies from fintech, enterprise, and AI-powered products.
AI-Powered Loan Review Platform
Designed an AI-powered data validation platform that cut mortgage loan review time by 63%, serving 150+ daily active users with smart flagging and confidence scoring.
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Scaling for Growth: Multi-Tenant Order Management Platform
A strategic product design case study showcasing rapid iteration, collaborative discovery, and scalable architecture that grew from 25-50 monthly orders to over 18,000.
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Invisible AI: Mortgage Prequalification That Feels Human
Designed a conversational AI prequalification flow for a mortgage lender where users never realize they're talking to a bot. Built the retention strategy across a 5-day session arc, milestone system, and three white-label design systems.
View Case StudyMy Design Philosophy
Principles that guide how I approach every project and challenge.
Agent-First Design
In 2026, AI agents are your first users. I design interfaces legible to machines AND humans: semantic structure, API-first architecture, graceful human-agent handoffs.
Solutions-First Process
Build fast, learn fast. 48-hour prototype windows and 2-week design cycles. Ship solutions, then refine based on real user behavior.
Product Trio+ Framework
Design, Engineering, and Product working in continuous discovery, not sequential handoffs. Collaborative problem-solving from day one.
Data-Driven Decisions
Every design decision backed by user research, analytics, and measurable business outcomes. No gut-feeling design.
Is This a Good Fit?
Transparent about where I excel and where I might not be the best match.
Great Fit
- Fintech / mortgage industry
- Scaling 0→1 products
- Rapid iteration environments
- Cross-functional collaboration
- Complex B2B enterprise systems
- Teams valuing agent-first thinking
Can Adapt
- Enterprise with agile pockets
- Hybrid research/execution roles
- Established design systems needing evolution
- Remote-first or hybrid teams
Not Ideal
- Waterfall-only environments
- Purely visual/marketing design
- No user access or research budget
- Design as order-taking