I design digital products for complex problems. Most recently across menopause care, pregnancy and baby tracking, telehealth, and connected beauty devices. I work embedded with product and engineering teams, usually for years, and I’ve hired and grown the designers doing that work alongside me. Here are selected projects.
I’ve spent 15 years in product design, starting in-house at Gilt Groupe and spending the last 13 building a design studio, Everyday Industries. Most of that work has been in health and wellness: menopause care, pregnancy and baby tracking, telehealth, nutrition, and connected devices. Products people use to take care of themselves, often with a clinician or care team on the other side of the screen.
I hired and grew a team of six, mentoring designers from junior roles into senior product designers. I stayed in the work the whole time, through research, design, and implementation.
I also build. I use AI tools to design and code my own iOS apps end to end, most recently a tarot journaling app with guided breathwork that I designed, built, and have running in TestFlight.
My background starts in fine art. I hold a BFA and MA from MICA, then an MS in Human-Computer Interaction from Georgia Tech. I still make jewelry and I teach UX at SCAD.
What I want next is to bring all of this in-house. One product, one team, and the time to sit with its complexities.
What I bring
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Writing
Sometimes I write articles on design, process, and strategy.
Browse writingI’m looking to move in-house as a principal or staff product designer that solves complex problems. If that sounds like your team, I’d like to hear about it.