Three years after its initial launch, we found Portal supporting more relationships and more ways of connecting than we ever could have imagined. In response, I led a redesign of some of Portal's core systems and features—including a new ambient home screen, a discovery framework, and a communal identity model—in order to better support this new normal and lay a strong foundation for the future.

Portal TV brings the best of Portal to the biggest, most immersive screen in your home. As a member of the core team tasked with defining the end-to-end product, I was responsible for developing a design system, navigation paradigms, and a number of product experiences. As part of this project, I also led a small team in collaboration with Buck to define a unique visual language for Portal, which lives on in the product today.

As one of the first designers on the Portal team, I had a hand in almost every aspect of the product, including design systems, app and identity frameworks, settings, and socially-connected ambient experiences. This work was critical in enabling Portal to move from concept to ship-ready in under a year. Portal launched in late 2018.

Every day, search helps billions of people find friends, photos, news, and content from across Facebook. During my time on the team, I helped evolve the end-to-end search system, including recent searches, typeahead, the search results page, and filters.

I helped grow Trending on Facebook, creating systems to support breaking news, topic categorization, and live eyewitness accounts from people on the scene at newsworthy events.

A simple coffee brew ratio calculator for iOS.

A little bottle that collects data.