Designing for the Front of the Room
Teachers bypassed the minimal beta almost immediately. The data showed they needed better print alignment and annotation tools. I redesigned around what teachers were already doing, not what we'd assumed they'd want.
Teacher presentation platform · Beta → commercial release
Consistency at Scale
The same pattern had five different looks across product suites. I audited it and built one shared system covering 5,000+ screens, so anyone could build a new screen without guessing.
One Product, Multiple Editions
Two states each required their own standards and terminology. Rather than rebuild from scratch, I adapted the flagship experience into one shared product in six months. Both adopted it successfully, without duplicated engineering effort.
The work I enjoy most starts with complexity.
I'm drawn to projects with messy constraints and no obvious answer. I enjoy understanding how people work, making sense of complexity, and turning it into experiences that feel clear, useful, and approachable.
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