A strategic thinker with a broad background in interaction design and user-centred design principles — now running the 2026 AI agent chain end-to-end, pairing Claude, Figma Make, Uizard, Dovetail, Sprig, v0, and Midjourney into a single design-system-aware pipeline that turns human prompts into production-ready output.
A well-seasoned and passionate Principal Product Designer and Lead Product Engineer. Author of The UX Engineering Playbook. Experienced using AI in creating robust design systems, ideating new features, and translating complex user flows into clearly visualized systems, maps, and journeys.
Colossal experience in developing, leading, and scaling Product Design practices and methodologies within an organization — managing design teams across multiple projects with a track record of driving mobile product design and design systems.
Mastery of Product Design principles and experience producing and managing multi-platform design systems, user flows, rapid prototypes, wireframes, experience maps, and functional product documentation.
Focused on synthesizing user-centred design from consumer insight, data analytics, user research, and business requirements — translating findings into actionable, measurable design decisions.
Technical and business fluency with excellence in breaking down large challenges into incremental solutions. Comfortable driving big-picture thinking along with deep experience in agile development methodology.
Proven ability to work in a fast-paced environment, often juggling multiple priorities and successfully balancing immediate short-term needs while maintaining a strategic vision for the long term.
The chain starts with a prompt: a problem to solve, a user to serve, an opportunity to pressure-test. I own the brief.
Agentic synthesis of interviews, surveys, and behavior. Patterns surface in minutes; synthetic testers pressure-test before real users.
Prompts and sketches become sitemaps and low-fi flows. Structure first, before pixels — I curate and redirect.
Hi-fi screens generated against the live design system — brand-consistent, not generic. The shift: tools understand your tokens.
Illustration, imagery, icon systems, and marketing visuals produced on-spec and on-brand. No more stock-photo compromises.
Figma to production HTML/CSS/React. Handoff stops being a wall; the design that ships is the design that was approved.
Mapped to the six stages above — the exact tools I deploy in 2026, sourced from the UX & AI Resources index.
Tools now understand design systems and brand consistency rather than producing generic templates — and “synthetic user” testing (Uxia, Sprig) pressure-tests designs before real user studies. That is why the chain works end-to-end in 2026, where in 2024 it broke at every seam.
I'm always open to conversations about product design leadership, AI-augmented design workflows, and design systems engineering.