Previous Work

A selection of earlier projects that shaped my foundation in B2C mobile apps. These highlights show the breadth of my experience before my current focus on AI-driven and enterprise design.

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Launching LegalZoom's First B2C Mobile App by Rescuing an Abandoned Project and Delivering on an Aggressive 8-Month Timeline

LegalZoom had no mobile presence for its estate planning customers. As Senior UX Designer, I took over an abandoned project mid-stream and delivered the end-to-end UX, launching the first iOS and Android app on time, opening a new self-service channel and reducing customer service dependency.


Role: Senior UX Designer

Mobile Legal Tech B2C
Screenshots of a mobile estate planning app showing user profile, legal team details, and appointment scheduling.

Reducing In-Park Friction for Disney Guests Through Ticket-Linking and FastPass Features on iOS and Android

Disney park guests were frustrated. They'd bought tickets at the gate but couldn't easily link them digitally to reserve rides and restaurants. As Senior Interaction Designer, I designed the ticket-linking and FastPass flows for iOS and Android, helping the app hit its 4+ star target on both app stores.

Role: Senior Interaction Designer (paired with a Lead Interaction Designer)

Mobile Media & Entertainment B2C
Screenshots of a mobile app interface for linking tickets and passes for a theme park, showing QR code scanning and ticket management.
Roku logo on a purple background.

Shipping Target's First Roku Channel App Within Platform Constraints and an Aggressive Launch Timeline

Target needed a Roku channel app that matched the full feature set of their web, phone, and tablet experiences. As Senior UX Designer, I designed the end-to-end flows within Roku's strict template system — passing certification and launching on schedule in September 2013.

Role: Senior User Experience Designer

TV/OTT Media & Entertainment B2C
A television screen displaying a Target ticketing app interface with options for movies, TV shows, collections, my library, wishlist, search, and settings. The movies section is highlighted. The main menu shows scenes from movies, including bridesmaids and how to train your dragon.
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Extending Cablevision's TV and DVR Experience Across iPad, iPhone, and Kindle

Cablevision needed their cable TV set-top box experience translated to touch interfaces across multiple devices. As Associate UX Designer, I contributed to UX documentation, flows, and designs across iPad, iPhone, and Kindle, supporting a large parallel-track team through to successful launch.

Role: Associate User Experience Designer

Mobile Tablet TV/OTT Media & Entertainment B2C
A television screen displaying a recording schedule and a guide menu for various TV shows and movies. A tablet in front shows the detailed guide for shows, including The Office and other programs.