UI/UX, front-end web development, design strategy, art direction, email marketing, photography, video production, project management, and client relations.

Web, print, and production design.

Designed websites for medical practices nationwide. Worked on the Omedix Patient Portal UI/UX.

Developers can create apps that use our API and/or app components to deliver new experiences for Asana's customers. The developer console serves as the place to do high-level configuration of an app throughout the developer journey.

Communication tools like Teams are widely used at Asana's customers' companies. To avoid switching back and forth between Teams and Asana so often, we decided to deeply integrate with the Teams platform.

Users can create tasks from Teams, unfurl tasks & projects in Teams conversations, get notified in Teams about activity happening in Asana, create automations to send Teams messages when things happen in Asana, and more.

Designed with Microsoft Fluent UI

Many Asana users work with engineering teams who track their work in Jira. At the end of the day, these teams still need to work together. The Jira Cloud integration for Asana allows business teams to see the status of associated work happening in Jira and create new Jira issues without leaving Asana.

The Jira Cloud integration served as the prototype for what would later become App Components—a development framework that allows developers to build apps right into Asana's core UI surfaces.

Sales teams often collaborate with other teams in business or marketing orgs on various things throughout the sales cycle. In the pre-sales flow, sales reps might reach out to Marketing for collateral to help them pitch an account. After a deal is closed, a Sales team might need to hand off an account to an implementation-focused team like Customer Success. These kinds of workflows formed the basis for the Asana for Salesforce integration.

Sales teams can add an Asana widget to objects like Opportunities to create and track status of tasks with their partner teams. They can also set up a custom automation from Salesforce to kick off new projects in Asana when certain deal stages are reached. This helps collaboration between these teams feel more seamless, efficient, and clear.

Designed with Salesforce Lightning Design System

Portfolios is a flexible project health tracking dashboard targeted at managers who oversee and report across many projects, teams, or initiatives. This tool serves as one of the core building blocks to the work graph and the Asana product. Portfolios formed the basis of Asana's Business pricing tier in 2018.

This was the first instance of user permissions in Asana. Comment-only projects allowed users to control who can edit projects, and who can just comment on tasks in the project.

Creating the design for this required a deep understanding of the entire system and data model of Asana. It was necessary to understand all possible relationships and interactions between tasks and projects in Asana, as well as how other features like search and My Tasks were affected by varying permission levels. The final UX needed to make it simple to set permission and intuitive to understand the effects of permissions across the system.

Tasks in Asana started out with basic fields like Assignee, Due Date, Description, and Tags. This was great, but too limiting. Now tablestakes in collaboration software, custom fields allowed users to define their own fields and track their work in ways that were specific to their own workflows. The introduction of custom fields was crucial for Asana becoming flexible enough to become a best-in-class work tracking tool.