A few more things I’ve made

Beyond the featured case studies and Cisco, another enterprise project I worked on was at GE Digital, where I partnered side by side with BP customers to co-create a plant advisory system. Although most of my 15+ years have been in enterprise UX, I’ve also done my share of startup and agency work, covering everything from brand identity to websites and print. When I’m not designing, I enjoy painting.

I led design for a networking management experience unveiled in the Cisco Live keynote, Cisco’s flagship annual conference. It quickly launched as Cisco Marketplace, a catalog where customers discover, try, and manage cloud services from both Cisco and its partners in one place.

A volunteer project to set up the brand for CHI 2015, themed “Crossing.” Inspired by cross-pollination, I designed a butterfly to symbolize knowledge and innovation spreading across the world. My concept was selected for the conference, and a teammate animated it for the opening keynote.

As a full-time contractor in San Francisco, I designed, built, and maintained intranet sites, product sites, and product brochures, improving how teams communicated and how easily people could find what they needed.

In my own time I’ve designed T-shirts for a church kids’ summer retreat, and I work on personal art whenever inspiration strikes. Here are a few pieces.