Ten years of product design. The wins, the numbers, the designs that mattered. All right here.
Not a portfolio grid. The stuff I'd actually tell you about over coffee. Condensed. Click into any of these for the full case study.
After Workfront's acquisition, I moved onto Adobe.com itself: rebuilding B2B site components that made partners reach resources 365% faster, then designing the resource hub for the Digital Economy Hub, one of Adobe.com's highest-trafficked, most influential pages.
365% faster partner task completion
Designed "IQ," a pre-qualification tool that now generates $350K+ in monthly recurring revenue, and a human-in-the-loop review interface that gave our ADR team 8x the lead-handling capacity. Then the company cut half its staff, including me and my whole team.
$350K+ MRR · 8x capacity
Got dropped into the deep end my first week: a homepage nobody could agree on and a brand fighting its own orange color scheme. I ended up owning everything within two clicks of it, nav, resource hub, partner pages, pricing, an ROI calculator. Traffic jumped 240%. Not long after, Adobe acquired us.
+240% traffic · acquired by Adobe
Three products (virtual try-on, a full eye exam, express Rx renewal), designed for customers and for the doctors reviewing them. Turns out people will absolutely get a real prescription from their couch. 60 doctors, 42 states, 84,000 Rx's in year one.
$6M in annual revenue unlocked
A 50-year-old family entertainment center's site was built entirely of image carousels and had zero mobile support. I mapped every price point a customer could hit, then built a mobile-first, "nightclub for teens" brand system with 96 custom icons on top.
18 price points untangled · 96 custom icons
I ask "why" before I ask "what should this look like," but I'd rather show you a working version of an idea than talk about it in a meeting for an hour. A decade into product design, the work I'm proudest of started as a business or research question, not a Figma file.
I've led design at companies from seed-stage startups to teams that got acquired by Adobe, always the same way: understand the goal well enough to argue with it, then build the thing that actually moves it.
Based in Utah. Open to Senior Product Designer roles, remote or hybrid.