I don't just design screens; I create user centric solutions for
complex, data-intensive
software as an Enterprise UX Specialist with an engineering and GIS background.
I specialize in
distilling intricate business logic into clean, user-centric
workflows. My technical fluency makes me an ideal partner for high-precision environments.
ENTERPRISE UX
Bridging Figma & Code
Reducing User Error with Intuitive Flows
Tech Debt Transformation
MVP STRATEGY
Full-Stack Brand Strategy (Live Business)
Performance and Accessibility
Scale, Architecture, & Adoption
Originally launched five years ago as a collaboration with a developer partner, the DIY Cardmaker is a web application that empowers users to design, personalize, and print perfectly measured folded cards at home. Recently, I pulled this legacy project off the shelf to serve as a sandbox for modern front-end workflows, completely reimagining the user experience and interface.
Key Contributions & Upgrades:
My path wasn't linear. I started in Civil Engineering, fascinated by the physical infrastructure that builds our cities. That precision led me to GIS (Geographic Information Systems), where I learned that data, like water needs a structure to flow effectively.
Today, I apply those engineering principles to Enterprise UX. I don't just design screens, I map workflows. I treat pixels like infrastructure.
I bring order to chaos by rallying teams around a shared process. From data-driven studies that define a solid MVP, to orchestrating buy-in across stakeholders, I ensure that complex systems are built on a foundation of clarity.
Thoughts on design, data, cats, AI and the macabre
AI
Designing flexible, "dumb" presentational components that catch whatever wall of text AI firehoses at them — with strict typography guardrails, WCAG compliance, and accessible data visualization.
AI
A Design Engineer's unexpected lesson in good AI UX — how a frustrating Fitbit app became a tool I actually love after Google's AI health coach update.
AI
How I architect my Kiro workspace with multi-repo references, coding-standards.md guardrails, and WCAG checklists to keep UI sandboxes perfectly synced with production Angular code.
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