Design That Connects: Human-Centered UX for Meaningful Experiences.

I've watched someone spend 20 minutes trying to find a simple contact form, seen brilliant researchers give up on data they desperately needed, and witnessed teams abandon tools that could have transformed their work—all because the interface got in the way. I design experiences that feel less like using software and more like having a conversation with someone who actually gets what you're trying to do.

Four Worlds of Human-Centered Design

My approach centers on one key question: How will the learner best understand the story of this product? I've built VR training simulations for technical teams and designed web navigation for enterprise platforms serving thousands of users. In every case, I focus on making the story flow naturally—no interface distractions, no hunting for what comes next.

Universal UX Principles

These principles guide every design decision: choosing what to show first, deciding when to interrupt a user, balancing power-user efficiency with first-time learnability.

From Overwhelming to Effortless

Sometimes the most powerful story is told in the space between "before" and "after." These transformations show the impact of information hierarchy, progressive disclosure, and designing for scanning instead of reading.

The Journey from Problem to Solution

Great design doesn't happen in isolation—it emerges from a careful dance between curiosity and craft, between listening and creating. Here's how I move from problem to solution, balancing user needs with business constraints and technical feasibility.

Whether your audience is navigating a website, exploring interactive media, or immersed in a game world, they're all trying to accomplish a task—and the interface is slowing them down. Let's figure out what's breaking down and fix it.