Product Designer designing adaptive systems for complex human moments.

I design adaptive digital experiences that respond to cognitive load, context, and changing user needs, making complex interactions clearer and easier to navigate.
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Explore Work

Adaptive Cognitive Support System

Product Design · UX Strategy · Interaction Design
A state-aware interface system that adapts complexity during moments of cognitive overload.
Impact: Four-stage adaptive model adjusting guidance and interface density.
Four mobile screens showing a mental health app providing real-time micro-interventions with options to check in feelings, a breathing timer, a small outdoor step suggestion, and progress from overwhelmed to slightly calmer.

Clarity-First Government Intake System

Service Design · UX Design · Information Architecture
A simplified intake experience that reduces cognitive load during complex government applications.
Impact: Orientation-first flow + progressive disclosure model.
Three mobile screens showing an application process: instructions with steps and tips, a confirmation prompt with thumbs up and pause icons, and an application summary with sections to start.

From Streaks to Identity

Product Design · UX Strategy · Behavioral Design
A learning system designed to move beyond streak-based motivation and support lasting engagement.
Impact: Transformed reward-driven interactions into identity-building learning moments.
Four smartphone screens from a language learning app showing achievement of Unit 1, progression to ordering food and drink practice, a Spanish dialogue ordering steak and juice, and a character celebrating being restaurant ready.

Design Framework

Designing for real human conditions, not ideal ones.
Most digital experiences assume users are stable, focused, and ready to act.

In reality, people navigate products while overwhelmed, distracted, uncertain, or under pressure.

My approach focuses on restoring clarity before asking users to make decisions.

01. Stabilize

Reduce cognitive friction and overwhelm.

02. Orient

Create clarity through structure and sequencing.

03. Enable

Support confident action once users have what they need.