You have the sauce, I help bottle it.

I design it, then I build it — turning creative ideas into products people actually use, with a recipe your team can follow.

An in-house graphing tool I designed and shipped into MasteryPrep’s authoring platform. Content developers own the data, design owns the style, and figure time dropped by two-thirds.

Mastery Prep

Foodfeed

My M.S. thesis: an iOS app that ranks recipes around your diet, your kitchen, and your time. I researched, designed, and deployed it solo with Claude Code, and it scored 89.2 on the SUS.

Suburban Paws

Would you hand your dog to a stranger? I led a three-person usability study with six dog owners to learn what a pet sitter’s site has to show before they’ll book.

Why the ketchup bottle?

Building a design system can get messy. The best ones aren't the prettiest — they're the ones every person on the team can follow like a recipe.

The ketchup bottle is my favorite UX reference: an ordinary object designed so well it keeps working long after anyone stops thinking about it. That's the goal — products that hold up as teams and ideas grow.

Diagram: a messy red blob of sticky notes and rough buttons, with an arrow pointing to a tidy UI kit card of colors, type sizes, buttons, and an input field

Bottled

One system everyone can use

The sauce

Ideas, sketches, one-offs

Got sauce? Let’s bottle it.

Open to product design roles in EdTech and AI-assisted tools.