What I've been making.
— 06 ProjectsHow I work.
At Saw Trax I audited three months of support tickets and found 40% of them were documentation problems, not product problems. I start by figuring out which problem is the real one.
For the LG HVAC search redesign I wrote one specific persona (Tim Morris, 52, distributor) and used him to pressure-test every flow. Findings become problem statements, flows, and IA grounded in a real user.
On Lessons N Sessions I built a Figma system with eight swappable color modes against shared brand tokens, so a late client palette change landed in under an hour as a ninth mode. Design decisions should hold up to change.
The day Lessons N Sessions went live, I shipped four post-launch fixes the same afternoon, including a Google review badge that required defeating a theme-level SVG filter rule. Launch is the start of the relationship, not the end of the project.
The person behind the work.
I make the complicated feel easy.
I'm Adam, a product and UX designer based in Georgia. I studied Interaction Design at Kennesaw State University with a minor in Technical Communication. That pairing isn't accidental: I care as much about how something is explained as how it looks.
My background spans digital marketing, government design, and customer experience. I've shipped work in high-stakes, cross-functional environments where accuracy and reliability are not optional, and I bring that rigor to every screen I design.
Right now Prototyping the Victim Advocate Portal through Anything Studios, a civic-tech project with a live demo in active development.
Open for mid-level Product and UX roles where I can bring user-centered thinking and strong visual craft to a team that cares about craft.