A self-guided sales demo for MX's connectivity widget

Product Design · MX · 2026

Sales was pitching MX's bank-connectivity widget with static Figma mockups, which undercut credibility. I designed a self-guided wizard that lets a prospect run the real widget themselves — the configuration and curl behind it, on-screen instructions, the live postMessages firing as they connect, and the data returned at the end — and that a prospect's own engineers can explore without a rep. It's still in progress; other MX product teams are now building their demos on the foundation we created.

Screens available on request.

An open-banking consent screen published in FDX's industry guidelines

Product Design · FDX Working Group · 2024–2025

Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act (2024) set new open-banking rules, and the industry needed a standard data-sharing consent screen that met dense legal requirements without losing consumers. In FDX's UX working group — alongside Plaid, Mastercard, and others — I designed the main consent screen, partnering with legal to make the 1033 requirements clean and digestible, then usability-tested it. Mine was the version selected and published in FDX's 3.0 UX Guidelines (2025).

Simplifying account connection and identity verification at MX

Product Design · MX · 2026

Designing the flows users move through to connect their financial accounts through MX — institution selection, identity verification, and consent — with a focus on making a dense, security-heavy process feel simple and trustworthy. Currently in development.

Screens available on request.

Mapping a tangled legacy platform into a clean migration path

Product Design · BENlabs · 2023

At BENlabs, I mapped a legacy platform's end-to-end workflows and service blueprints to surface the UX bottlenecks, then designed the migration path to a new architecture — turning tangled, real-world business processes into one clean, coherent product. Leadership validated the direction; the company wound down before it shipped.

A web app to help iterate on a neurodivergent-friendly tarot deck

Design & build · Neurodivergent Friendly Life · 2026

Neurodivergent Friendly Life is creating a printed, neurodivergent-friendly tarot deck and needed a way to test it before going to print. I designed and built a web app that lets them draw cards using any of the deck's spreads — so they can try card meanings, terms, and layouts in a real reading. They supplied the spreads, cards, and concepts; I built the digital experience, with placeholder art standing in until their artist's illustrations are ready.