Case studies
Eight products taken from problem to shipped UI — open any to read the full story.
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AI-assisted exception management for post-trade operations — triage, explain, automate under governance. 02 NDAPricing Sheet
An FX-derivatives pricing workstation — 100 strategies, live greeks, desk-configurable sheets. 03 NDAPayment Solutions
Ingenico’s developer portal, redesigned into one self-service ecosystem. 04Asset Management
One source of truth for inventory, procurement and support tickets. 05 NDAEvent Management
Automated tournament scheduling for USSSA — 8,000+ events a year, conflict-free. 06 NDAMyFleet
500,000+ connected machines on one fleet intelligence & parts platform. 07 NDALEADR
Equipment ordering & multi-level approvals for a nationwide landscape giant — specced, budgeted, tracked. 08Meet Hour
Unlimited, brand-first video meetings for the hosts big platforms price out.Projects I contributed to
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Calypso is Nasdaq’s cross-asset, front-to-back capital-markets and treasury platform — trading, risk, collateral, treasury and processing — used by banks, asset managers and clearing houses, and spanning 12 product streams. As senior UX designer I led UX across two of them: Security Finance (repo & securities lending) and Collateral Management (margin, exposure and inventory).
- Led end-to-end UX for the Sec Finance and Collateral Management streams within Calypso.
- Designed margin, exposure-netting and collateral-inventory screens around straight-through-processing (STP) workflows.
- Turned trade, maturity and lifecycle-event data into scannable, high-density blotters with drill-downs and P&L views.
- Built on the product’s existing design system, reusing tokens and components for consistency across streams.
- Partnered with product & engineering on data-heavy tables, keyboard-first flows and dev-ready specs, validated with traders and ops.
- Brought two of Calypso’s 12 streams to a consistent, system-native experience.
- Made margin, exposure and inventory legible at a glance for trading and post-trade teams.
- Reduced UI drift and rework with reusable, design-system-aligned patterns.
A developer-centric platform for Ingenico’s payment solutions — transforming a fragmented developer portal into a unified, self-service ecosystem that takes developers from sign-up to a live “Hello World” integration in minutes, with test-terminal ordering, Cloud API documentation and an app showcase.
- Led UX for a unified developer portal, replacing complex multi-product navigation with one ecosystem.
- Ran research & discovery — interviews, analytics and competitive analysis — into personas, empathy and journey maps.
- Designed self-service onboarding, Unified Access (SSO) and progressive access across products.
- Streamlined the “zero to Hello World” flow — sign-up, test-terminal ordering and API documentation.
- Rebuilt the design system and information architecture for consistency and mobile-first use.
- Turned weeks of friction into minutes of flow for developer onboarding.
- Cut support dependency with self-service tools and clearer documentation.
- Established a reusable design system across the payment ecosystem.
Komatsu is a Japanese multinational that manufactures construction, mining, forestry and military equipment. As senior UX designer I developed the fleet dashboard — unifying machine details, telematics-driven health monitoring, coverage, alerts, parts inventory and bill of materials into a single, actionable view for mixed fleets.
- Designed the fleet dashboard with machine details and real-time machine health monitoring — location, utilisation and maintenance history.
- Built coverage management and alert systems for proactive, preventive maintenance.
- Designed parts inventory management and bill of materials functionality.
- Turned dense telematics data into maps, tables and charts readable at a glance.
- Delivered responsive designs and dev-ready specs across desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Gave fleet teams a single view of health, coverage, parts and alerts.
- Enabled data-informed decisions that cut downtime and maximise utilisation.
- Streamlined parts inventory and BOM management workflows.
BrightView is the nation’s premier commercial landscape company — 165+ locations spanning maintenance, enhancements, design-build, tree care and snow & ice. As senior UX designer I delivered the back-office modules that run large-scale operations: order management, rebate management, revenue management and bulk order management.
- Designed order management and bulk order management for high-volume, multi-site operations.
- Built rebate management and revenue management workflows.
- Structured complex commercial & financial data into usable operational screens and dashboards.
- Mapped multi-branch, multi-role workflows into clear, task-focused UI.
- Produced wireframes, hi-fi designs, prototypes and accessible, responsive dev-ready specs.
- Unified orders, rebates and revenue in one experience.
- Made bulk ordering faster across regional operations.
- Improved consistency and accessibility across the toolset.
USSSA, headquartered in Viera, Florida, is a volunteer-led sports governing body and nonprofit running tournaments nationwide across baseball, softball and more. As senior UX designer I implemented the operational backbone — venue, field, officials and schedule management, plus match-fixture creation — used by organisers, coaches and officials.
- Designed venue and field management for multi-diamond complexes such as the Space Coast Complex.
- Built officials management and schedule management across concurrent events.
- Created match-fixture generation, brackets and live-results flows.
- Modelled organiser, coach and official roles into role-based, mobile-friendly screens.
- Delivered reusable UI patterns for lists, profiles, schedules and brackets.
- Streamlined venue, field and officials coordination for large tournaments.
- Simplified scheduling and fixtures across concurrent events.
- Standardised patterns across lists, profiles and schedules.
Fleet Cost & Care (FCC) builds fleet-management software for industries such as heavy equipment, crane & rigging, excavation, construction and agriculture — quoting, scheduling, dispatch and job costing in one ERP. As senior UX designer I delivered organization hierarchy, rental quotes, company & user management, project management, configure-price-quote and department & region management.
- Designed organization hierarchy, company and user management with department & region structures.
- Built rental quotes and a configure-price-quote (CPQ) flow for complex equipment jobs.
- Designed project management tying quotes, jobs and scheduling together.
- Simplified dense ERP workflows into task-focused screens with data-heavy tables and forms.
- Delivered wireframes, hi-fi designs, prototypes and dev-ready specs.
- Unified quoting, projects and org structure in one enterprise ERP.
- Made a data-heavy platform approachable with task-focused screens.
- Reduced training overhead and quoting time with clearer workflows.
Meet Hour is a browser-based, HD video-conferencing product — meetings for up to 500 participants with screen sharing, recording, live streaming, collaborative docs (LivePad) and branded rooms. As UX/UI designer I owned the meeting experience end to end, from the lobby to in-call controls.
- Owned end-to-end UX — lobby, in-call controls, scheduling and post-call flows.
- Designed the in-call experience — mute, share, participants, recording and live-streaming controls.
- Built responsive layouts that scale from a 1:1 call to a 500-participant room.
- Designed LivePad collaborative docs and branded, custom-URL room experiences.
- Built a component library for consistent controls and states.
- Streamlined core call actions for faster, error-free meetings.
- Made the UI scale gracefully from small calls to large webinars.
- Established a reusable component library for a consistent product.