Over 2.5 years, I built three design systems. Chewy was also one of the first eCommerce apps to launch an updated app for iOS 13 and the system-wide dark mode. As part of this project, I had a chance to work very closely with our developers to plan and execute this update so when our customers used our app, it just worked.

I informed and helped build Chewy's second native app which was non-customer facing. Originally described as a prescription inventory manager and approval system for vets, the project was released for iOS as Practice Hub by Chewy Health following my departure.

Part design overall, part complete re-write. The universal app project touched every part of the app to improve user experience, accessibility, and speed across both iPhone and for the first time, iPad.

Bundled with our app, little animated stickers are available in Messages and FaceTime to stick onto conversations or react with. Dogs and Cats at multiple angles were designed with the help of one of our brand designers.

At Seniorlink, I conducted research, tested, and designed accessible web and native interfaces for family caregivers and care professionals. As the lead designer, I explored new opportunities we had to update our existing experience across all channels by planning a complete design system overhaul, progressive web app, and scaling operations for our caregiver collaboration app, Vela and the professional interface that powered it.

At Chewy, I designed and maintained the end-to-end native customer experience of the iOS and iPadOS apps. I built extensive design systems from scratch, a developer-handoff framework through Zeplin, over 150 prototypes (for iPhone and iPad) and even committed some of my own code.

At iFactory, I worked on 80+ projects across higher education, publishing, healthcare and non-profits as an interactive designer from art direction to implementation. I loved having an opportunity to explore new technologies, operations, and chances to meet with our client partners to present work and lead discussions.