Open to product & visual design roles
I'm Alexis — a product designer who obsesses over the moments most people skip: the empty states, the loading flickers, the way a button feels under your thumb. That's where trust is built, or quietly burned.
01 Selected work
02 How I work
Four habits that show up in every project — from a single icon to a whole configuration system.
If someone has to think about the interface, they aren't thinking about their work. I edit until only what matters is left — then edit once more.
Empty, loading, error, offline. The unhappy paths are where trust is won or quietly lost, so I design them as carefully as the hero screen.
I test early with real people and let what I learn overrule what I assumed — like the 17-person study that reshaped KUBRA's side panel.
I write code as well as push pixels. Shipping Mythical Tracker end-to-end taught me how design decisions survive contact with real constraints.
03 About
I'm a UX/UI and visual designer based in Phoenix. Today I design enterprise and utility software at KUBRA — outage maps, payment flows and configuration tools that people rely on when something has already gone wrong. Before that, I redesigned Arizona State University's events and rankings platforms.
I'm drawn to products where design carries real responsibility — where clarity isn't decoration, it's what helps someone make a good decision. That's why AI excites me: it may be the most important interface being designed right now, and it deserves to feel calm, honest and genuinely helpful.
04 Contact
Hiring for a product or visual design role, or have a hard problem worth getting right? Send a note — I usually reply within a day or two.
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