Designing software that puts people at ease.
UI/UX designer who ships what I design, from Figma straight into production React.
About
I design for people making decisions under pressure: patients checking in, clinicians charting between appointments, drivers glancing at a dashboard mid-drive. The job is the same wherever it shows up: cut the noise, keep the person calm, get them through the task.
I trained as a software engineer before I trained as a designer, so I don't hand off a Figma file and walk away. I build the thing in React, ship it, and use it enough to find what's still wrong.
Day to day, I design and build PracticeEHR, practice management software clinics across the US run on. Most of what's on this page is problems I went and solved for myself first.
Open to UI/UX and frontend roles, and freelance work.
Selected projects
A couple of these came out of a paycheck. Most came out of a problem I got tired of dealing with myself. Same standard either way: designed properly, then actually built, not just prototyped.
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What I bring to a team
Most of what’s here came from the same loop: talk to the people who’ll use it, wireframe fast, build the real product, then use it long enough to find what’s broken. Repeat.
Design
- User research
- Wireframing and prototyping
- Design systems
- Interaction design
- Accessibility
- Figma
Engineering
- React and React Native
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Node.js
- GSAP and WebGL
Before product design, brand design
Before interfaces, it was posters, logos, and brand identity. The eye for detail didn’t start in Figma, it started here.
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Have an interface that needs design, code, and an eye for detail?
Tell me what you’re building, or grab a time to talk it through.