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About
I’m a Colorado-based UX/UI designer, usually tinkering in Figma, occasionally wandering into creative experiments just to see what happens
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Featured Works
This portfolio is a mix of the professional work I’ve done and the creative work I can’t stop doing. From building design systems to crafting brands, from clean digital interfaces to delightfully weird experiments, it’s all here. Below are a few featured works that highlight the range of projects I’ve taken on. Mostly in Figma, occasionally off the screen, always with people in mind.
LeaderinMe Design System
I designed and maintain the LeaderinMe design system, a scalable Figma library that powers FranklinCovey’s global education platform. By unifying patterns, components, and visual standards, the system brings consistency to products used in 50+ countries and speeds up design-to-development handoff. It continues to evolve with new features, accessibility improvements, and responsive patterns, serving as the foundation for both classroom and administrative tools.
Below are just a few examples of nearly 50 components in the library.
Below are just a few examples of nearly 50 components in the library.
Virtutis Infinitae
Virtutis Infinitae is a fantasy adventure game that allows you, the player, to become one of three characters in the world of Elsum. Written in Ink, the narrative scripting language by Inkle Studios, the game features over 15,000 words, 70 different choices, 24 pieces of custom bit-style art, 3 playable characters, 1 way to win, and countless ways to lose. Inspired by the text adventure games of old, The Virtutis Infinitae is an exploration of the choices you’ll make when presented with world-changing power.
The Sontatome Teller
This speculative design project, created with Peter Rosenthal and Xavier Corr, imagines The Provinces of Yigdrasil, a self-sustaining ecosystem built to preserve humanity after nuclear fallout. Our work centered on storytelling and literature, culminating in the Sonatome Teller: a device for education and empathy training that uses audio artifacts, or Sonatomes, to sustain connection and preserve culture.
The main loop involves a directory that stores associated NFC tag IDs with the names of stories stored locally on the device. When the NFC sticker of a Sonatome is placed in the reader and the lid is closed (completing our copper tape circuit), the story plays through the speakers.
The main loop involves a directory that stores associated NFC tag IDs with the names of stories stored locally on the device. When the NFC sticker of a Sonatome is placed in the reader and the lid is closed (completing our copper tape circuit), the story plays through the speakers.
Warner Plumbing
For Warner Plumbing, I developed a full brand identity from the ground up. This included designing the logo and establishing a distinct color palette and typography system, then extending the brand across multiple touchpoints: branded apparel, marketing materials, order forms, and a project blog. I also designed and launched the company website, creating a cohesive digital presence that reflects the brand’s professionalism. The result is a consistent, credible identity that positions Warner Plumbing as a strong player in a highly competitive industry.
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Other Projects
Not every project gets the spotlight, but these still have plenty to say.
LeaderinMe
As a UX Designer at FranklinCovey, I design digital experiences that support students, educators, and parents. My focus is on creating tools that are intuitive, engaging, and rooted in the principles of Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.
Here you’ll find a selection of projects that highlight my work in leadership-focused learning. Each one reflects collaboration, thoughtful design, and a commitment to improving the user experience. If you’d like to dive deeper into any project, I’d be happy to share more.
Here you’ll find a selection of projects that highlight my work in leadership-focused learning. Each one reflects collaboration, thoughtful design, and a commitment to improving the user experience. If you’d like to dive deeper into any project, I’d be happy to share more.
Vas Viridarium
Vas Viridarium is a speculative design project born from imagining a future where single use plastics are banned, silver is repurposed for war, and ceramics are scarce. To adapt, Americans cultivate indoor gardens of succulents that replace utensils: velvet leaves as napkins, pluckable leaves as forks and knives, and hardy stems for reuse. The project explores how design can respond to scarcity, sustainability, and our persistent desire for convenience.
Reimagined Classics
This project was a playful exploration of reimagining modern books as Penguin Classics. I’ve always loved the iconic design system: clean, bold, and timeless. I wanted to see how contemporary titles might look if given that same treatment.
Some of these stories feel like they could be future classics, and redesigning them in this style was both a fun exercise and a way to celebrate the lasting power of good design.
Some of these stories feel like they could be future classics, and redesigning them in this style was both a fun exercise and a way to celebrate the lasting power of good design.
Iceland
A travel video from my trip to Iceland, filmed entirely on an iPhone 10. Set to music by Icelandic band Kaleo, it captures waterfalls, volcanic landscapes, and the sweeping beauty of the country. This project was both a creative experiment in mobile filmmaking and a way to preserve the sense of awe that Iceland inspires.
Actor Portfolio
I designed and developed a personal website for an actor, building the entire front-end with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The site highlights his biography, headshots, and portfolio in a polished format tailored for casting directors and industry professionals.
Motley Lux
Motley Lux is a light therapy box designed to bring comfort and connection to people in isolation. Originally envisioned as a sound-reactive piece that would ‘listen’ and respond to the user’s voice, it evolved into a hand-built light box made of wooden cubes, acrylic, and neopixels powered by Arduino.
The shifting colors draw from chromotherapy traditions, designed to help users reflect, focus, or simply brighten their mood. The result is a unique object that blends craft, technology, and emotional well-being.
The shifting colors draw from chromotherapy traditions, designed to help users reflect, focus, or simply brighten their mood. The result is a unique object that blends craft, technology, and emotional well-being.
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