Product UX and interface direction
When the structure, hierarchy, and visual decisions need to work harder than they currently do.
- Navigation and page flow
- Interaction clarity
- Visual restraint with stronger hierarchy
Capabilities
What I usually bring to a project.
Not a giant feature matrix. Just the kinds of work I tend to do well: product clarity, stronger interfaces, better systems, AI features when they make sense, and the refinement that makes software feel more considered.
A better read
These are less like product features and more like working capabilities: the things I can help clarify, design, build, or improve when the project needs real attention.
Web systems and application work
From landing pages and web apps to internal tools and operational layers that need a better backbone.
- Next.js and React builds
- Forms, state, and workflow logic
- Production-ready deployment
AI features and automation
Applied AI where it can genuinely improve the product or the operation, not just decorate it.
- Assistants and agents
- Workflow integrations
- Operational safeguards
Restaurant and hospitality systems
Menus, POS flows, ordering layers, and software that respects the pace of service.
- Ordering experience
- Operational UX
- Hospitality-first logic
Performance and cleanup
When a product already exists but feels heavy, inconsistent, or harder to trust than it should.
- Page speed and runtime issues
- Metadata and technical polish
- UI consistency passes
Ongoing iteration
The monthly version of the work: keep shipping, keep refining, keep removing friction.
- Priority fixes
- Product refinement
- Technical follow-through