Portfolio

Workflow diagrams to define current, and plan future ones with clarity and detail.

Useful for analyzing and planning systems abstractly, before digging in to visual.

Design Systems to help create a consistent user experience across many products, by using the same fonts, colors, buttons, dropdowns, and other components.

Some projects benefit from an entire custom design system. Others may just need one or two custom components, and use Angular or React components for everything else.

Navigation and Information Architecture to help users find their way around a product with ease and consistency. Especially helpful to assure intuitive navigation across suites of products, apps, and public-facing websites.

Low-Fidelity Wireframes to quickly visualize options for layout, navigation, and data density.

Useful for exploring multiple options early, confirming the high-level plan without getting drawn into details, and quickly iterating ideas.

High-Fidelity Clickable Prototypes to show exactly how software will look and function.

Useful for demos showing the exact future work that’s in the roadmap, user testing to confirm that solutions will solve users’ pain points, providing a visual reference to support engineering requirements, and confirming exact details-level plans.