My portfolio expands across device, service, and software design. I specialize in understanding business goals, empathizing with stakeholders, and creating exceptional functional designs in any complex context.

Summary of Projects || UX Design Process

Please take an in-depth look at my UX projects:

B2B software project || e-commerce website || Mobile app || iOS/Android UI Update || Medical Device

Mobile App UX - Social Alarm clock for smartphone

Problem: Designed a full alarm clock app with a major social component for friends to leave messages for each other and play as the alarm sound. Things like leaving a message, adding friends, and changing settings needed to be designed functionally.

My Roles: User Research, Information Architecture, Wireframing, Overseeing Graphic Designer, Hand-off technical information
Worked with: Graphic Designer & Mobile Developer

Final Mockups

The low fidelity wireframes were then transformed into final mockups in Photoshop by the graphic designer. I worked alongside him to iterate until we achieved our final design. All our documentation was given to the development team for execution (see Wakamigo app in Apple App store!)

Wireframes - Version 4

After a few iterations for each area, we finalized the low-fidelity wireframes and determined 50% of the User-Interface design. These were passed onto the graphic designer for Visual UX and UI finalization.

Wireframes - Version 3

After determining direction based upon multiple design styles, I focused in on completing the design based on various areas: home screen, settings, alarm engagement.

Wireframes - Version 2

Iteration on Version 1 wireframes with 3 distinct design directions outlined based upon conversations with client. The ability to connect with users & initiate messaging were priority since that focuses on business goal of growth.

Wireframes - Version 1

First round of low fidelity wireframes illustrating homescreen, settings preferences, and contact list.

Information Architecture: User flows

Full flow diagram for each section of the mobile app and potential decisions the user can make in each use case.

User-research: Competitor Analysis

We analyzed competitor and substitute apps based upon business model and feature set to determine user preferences and potential gaps.