Budgeting is the process at the center of nearly everything governments do. We design a product that helped governments get past struggles and make the process strategic and impactful. 

Being transparent and making data available doesn't mean it tells a compelling story in a format that citizens can understand.

I lead OpenGov's Design System to improve our product design process, manifest our design principles, and provide our customers with beautiful, accessible, usable software.

BMW hackathon app that uses If-Then rules to improve the driving and ownership experience for owners of electric vehicles.

Winning Ford Innovation project idea to retrofit parking lots into places for wayfinding, city information, and access to alternative transportation.

I lead product research, requirements, and design for the development of the Insight app on iOS and Android, a app for IT admins.

Park 2 Go is a mobile application concept for park-and-ride commuters and travelers to the greater London area. The app demonstrates how increased intermodal or mixed-mode transportation can improve user choice, while reducing traffic from drivers outside London’s ringways and congestion zone.

An interactive map detailing the frustration experienced by passengers of the public transportation systems of three cities (San Francisco, Geneva, and Zurich). This was done as part of the Urban Data Challenge (organized by Swissnex), where we won 2nd Prize. http://urbanprototyping.org/prototype/challenges/urban-data-challenge-zurich-sf-geneva/#winners

Visual way of representing user scenarios for transportation and mobile experiences.

As part of a in-depth Cooper design training in goal-directed design, I worked on a design exercise for rail commuters in San Francisco, including ethnographic research, personas, conceptual design, and interaction design. Based on user observations and interviews we designed several scenarios and use cases for the system.