Hi, I’m Angie
I’m a product designer who likes figuring out the complicated stuff.
I’ve spent my career designing digital experiences across complex products, data-heavy applications, and evolving systems. I’m at my best when there’s a messy problem to untangle—digging into how people work, finding the patterns, and turning what I learn into experiences that feel clear and intuitive.
I care just as much about why something should work as how it should look.
How I work
Find the real problem
I start by understanding the people, context, and constraints behind a problem. Research, conversations, data, and a lot of questions help me separate symptoms from what actually needs to be solved.
Make complexity understandable
I enjoy taking complicated workflows, information, and requirements and finding the structure underneath them—then turning that structure into an experience that feels simple to the person using it.
Design collaboratively
The best products aren’t created in a design silo. I work closely with product, engineering, stakeholders, and users throughout the process so that what we design is thoughtful, useful, and buildable.
What I bring to a team
Researcher when I need to understand.
Designer when I need to solve.
Systems thinker when I need to scale.
My experience spans the product design process—from discovery and user research through flows, wireframes, prototyping, visual design, testing, and design systems. I’m comfortable owning a problem independently, but some of my best work happens when I’m collaborating closely with the people who will build, use, and support what we’re creating.
Product Strategy User Research UX/UI Design Interaction Design Prototyping
Data Visualization Design Systems Usability Testing Accessibility
When I’m not designing
I’m naturally curious even when I’m not designing. I love running, reading, solving puzzles, and making things. I grew up doing creative projects, so the impulse to take something apart, understand how it works, and make something new has been around much longer than my design career.
Most importantly, I love spending time with my family. They’re a good reminder that life—and good design—is ultimately about people.
Let’s work together!
Looking for a product designer who can turn complexity into clear, thoughtful experiences? I’d love to hear what you’re working on.
