Scope Sports is a subscription platform connecting fans with professional tennis athletes — fans subscribe to an athlete to chat with them, see their posts and videos, and get access no other platform offered. There was no existing tool built for this. I designed the product end to end, both sides — the fan experience and the athlete dashboard — from UX through UI.
Screenly runs digital signage for thousands of screens across retail, transit and workplaces. I led the redesign of the web platform and built the design system behind it, then extended the same language into the brand. The core work was collapsing a fragmented set of tools into one coherent workflow, so scheduling content across a fleet of screens takes minutes instead of an afternoon.
1minus1 is a creative agency and the go-to studio for major gaming and entertainment brands. I led art direction and visual identity for their own site, pushing heavy interactivity and motion without losing sight of performance, so the site itself became the strongest piece in their portfolio. It went on to win several design awards.
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Anvil gives engineering teams a single place to provision and monitor infrastructure. I worked on the console, the documentation experience and the brand. The platform had grown feature by feature; the redesign gave it a spine — one navigation model, one set of states, and a visual language dense enough for daily use without feeling hostile.
Acteamo is a project management platform for teams juggling tasks, deadlines and collaboration. The existing product had no cohesive identity and an interface that got in the way of the work. I rebuilt the brand and the UX from the ground up — calendars, task detail, team views — so the tool disappeared and the work stayed in focus.