Case studies

The work is best understood in context.

Each case begins with a different business problem. Together, they show a consistent way of working: understand the operating environment, make complex behavior visible, and connect design decisions to implementation and evidence.

01

Information architecture · Product behavior

WeightWatchers

Turning requirements into system behavior.

Personas, use cases, business rules, functional flows, exception handling, and moderated testing made a complex product understandable and buildable.

PersonasUse casesTesting
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02

Business ownership · 2002–2012

GHCM

Designing systems around how a retail business actually works.

Finance, inventory, customer communication, and store operations were designed from inside the business rather than observed from a distance.

FinanceInventoryOperations
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03

Information architecture · Implementation

BrokerTec

Designing a data-heavy platform around access.

More than twenty permission categories shaped a shared information environment, connecting requirements, workflows, wireframes, and front-end delivery.

PermissionsDataFront end
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04

Independent consulting · Selected engagements

Independent consulting

Adapting the process to the problem.

Across healthcare, telecom, workforce, sales, and consumer products, the emphasis changed while the underlying method stayed recognizable.

DiscoveryWorkflowsPrototypes
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05

B&H · Enterprise UX · 2014–2019

B&H enterprise UX

Modernizing expert tools without losing expert speed.

Dense operational systems for sales, service, cashiers, buyers, and managers were redesigned without discarding the knowledge embedded in expert workflows.

OMSSalesforcePrototyping
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06

B&H · Customer insights & CX · 2019–present

B&H insights & CX

Turning customer feedback into operational diagnosis.

Survey programs, dashboards, text analytics, validation, governance, and Medallia made customer feedback usable across the organization.

SurveysAnalysisMedallia
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How to read the portfolio

The case provides context. The artifacts provide evidence.

The case studies explain the business setting, the design problem, and the decisions made. Work by type provides another route into the same material through methods and surviving artifacts.