Nine projects from eleven years of working alone. Most are onboarding, settings and billing for software teams of 10 to 200 people.
Newest first. Client names appear only where the team agreed; the rest are described by what they make.
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| 2026 | Series B fintech | Onboarding, research | ||
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New accounts stalled on step three of nine. I cut setup to four steps you can finish in one sitting, and moved bank linking to the moment it's needed.
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| 2025 | Logistics software | Settings, design system | ||
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Two hundred settings across eleven pages named after database tables. I regrouped them by the job people came to do and rewrote every label as a sentence.
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| 2025 | Agritech, 40 people | Mobile, field research | ||
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Agronomists logged farm visits on paper and typed them up at night. I designed a phone app with big targets, offline drafts and voice notes.
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| 2024 | Developer tools | Billing, pricing | ||
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Usage-based pricing nobody could predict. I designed a plan page with a usage estimator and invoices that explain every line.
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| 2023 | HR platform | Admin, permissions | ||
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Admins gave everyone full access because the role editor was too hard to read. I replaced 38 checkboxes with five named roles and a preview of what each person can see.
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| 2022 | Independent retail | Checkout, accessibility | ||
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A checkout that lost screen reader users at the payment step. I rebuilt the form so it works by keyboard alone, and it passed an outside audit with no issues.
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| 2022 | Energy analytics | Dashboards, data viz | ||
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Forty charts on one page and no answer to "are we on track?". I cut the home view to three numbers and one chart per question.
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| 2021 | Accounting software | Forms, onboarding | ||
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Freelancers abandoned their first invoice halfway. I designed a three-field first invoice and moved everything else to "later".
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| 2020 | Side project | Research, print | ||
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A printable notebook for research visits, now in its sixth edition. Free, and updated every spring.
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Agronomists logged visits on paper and typed them up at night. I spent four days on farms, then designed a phone app with big targets, offline drafts and voice notes.
Named with permission. Most came through a referral from someone on this list.
I start new work on March 2. Thirty minutes on a call is enough to know if we're a fit.
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