I design things people love.
UI/UX Product & Web Designer crafting thoughtful digital experiences from idea, to wireframe, to launch.
5+ Years Experience
A handful of projects that I'm proud of.
A 3-year legacy SaaS redesign for a K-12 professional development platform. As the sole designer, I rebuilt the product's information architecture, established UX processes from scratch, built a full design system, and shipped Kalpa V4.
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A 6-week sprint to design a mobile app for preserving family heirlooms, personal treasures, and the stories behind them. Research, design system, and high-fidelity prototype, delivered.
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A 10-month website redesign for a government technology consultancy. Research, information architecture, visual direction, and a brand identity pivot that helped a company finally articulate who they are.
View case study →I'm Brit, a Detroit-based UI/UX and product designer with a background that spans enterprise SaaS, marketing websites, and brand identity. I spent the last few years leading the full redesign of a K–12 SaaS platform, which taught me that the best design work happens when you understand the system behind the screen, not just the surface.
I'm a systems thinker at heart. I build design systems, sweat the details of information architecture, and work closely with developers to make sure what I design actually ships. But I also care deeply about the craft; the typography, the hierarchy...the moment when something feels just right.
When I'm not designing, I'm probably working on something with my hands: refinishing furniture, knitting, drawing, gardening, or trying to convince my Great Dane to let me have my spot back on the couch.
From building my portfolio site with Figma, WordPress, and Claude Code in my terminal, here's what I've learned about where AI actually pulls its weight (and where it doesn't).
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Most people aren't using AI wrong because the tools are bad. They're using it wrong because the habits are.
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I didn't cut my design time in half by working faster. I cut it in half by doing less of the wrong work.
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