PROGRESS

I led a redesign that gave DNA results and the map equal space, kept a larger pie chart, and moved regions and journeys onto dedicated pages. A crowded side rail became room for more personal discovery.

Nearly nine in ten people who opened their results went on to a region page. The split-view pattern continued in Storyline, extending the work beyond Origins.

A product partner and I developed Ancestry’s AI playbook and design assets. Customer research challenged an emphasis on automation: people wanted help without losing their part in the discovery. We shaped the guidance around investigating, understanding evidence, and choosing what to do next.

Design and product leadership accepted the playbook. The design system team is building the assets into core components for teams to use.

My family found a pillbox easier than entering medications into an app. I built Pillot around the label they already have: photograph it, review the details, and confirm a schedule. Seeing a label become a schedule amazed my wife.

No account is required, and medication data stays on the device. Less manual entry, with the person still in control.

I built Rēcoup for a narrower job than other credit card apps: choose your cards and enrolled benefits, then see what’s available before it expires. No connected accounts. Everything stays on your device.

To bring warmth to the numbers, I paired each card with a woodcut-style botanical. Platinum’s layered peony feels opulent; Sapphire Reserve’s cornflower echoes its blue.