Design Services

Interface

You can’t see it, but it’s always there—an invisible layer between you and the world. Every second of every day, you’re receiving messages through it: the warmth of your shower, the scent of your coffee, the rhythm of your surroundings. Each sensation triggers thoughts and emotions, shaping how you feel, think, and act.

Navigating this constant stream of input defines your experience. In design, influencing this interaction is often called brand management, but I see it as experience design. Every touchpoint with your brand leaves an impression. When done right, those impressions build trust, loyalty, and even love.

I am a journey-maker.

Great experience design starts with understanding who your audience is, what drives them, and where they want to go. When you truly understand them, they may even let you guide the way.

Outputs: Digital platforms, SaaS product design, UX/UI systems, Immersive brand experiences, AI-powered interactions, Virtual and Augmented Reality experiences, Smart environment design

Presentation

Presentations are bite-sized brand experiences—mini performances that inform, engage, and entertain. Done well, they provide clarity and context while feeling like a gift to the audience.

Creating impactful presentations is an art. It’s about balance, timing, and deep audience empathy. The secret to holding attention? Don’t just understand your audience—know them.

I’m a storyteller.

At its core, presentation design is storytelling. You must engage, inform, and guide your audience through a simple three-act journey:

Evoke – Capture attention with vivid imagery and ideas that stick.
Inform – Give them they what, then make them care about the why. Context matters—let them connect the dots themselves.
Inspire – Show them a new reality, then light the path forward.

Outputs: Keynote & investor presentations, Executive briefings, Interactive data storytelling, Motion-infused slides, Brand videos, Live event experiences, Immersive digital storytelling

Language

You’ve seen those takeout menus—the ones that were clearly translated, but not quite right. The words are there, but the meaning? A little lost.

Language is more than just words. A strong brand voice relies on clear taxonomy, intuitive symbols, and a consistent visual language—from colors to spacing, from icons to tone. When done right, language feels effortless.

I’m a wayfinder.

I learn the language of your audience—how they think, how they speak—and create clarity within it. Speak their language. Build trust. Make navigation second nature.

Outputs: Content strategy, Conversational UX (AI, chatbots, voice), Inclusive and accessible language frameworks, Digital ecosystems & knowledge systems, Data visualization narratives, Brand tone-of-voice guidelines

Samples

Daimler

Visual thinking instruction, facilitated exercises and live capture helped the Global Finance Management Team envision and visualize their shared goals at their annual retreat.
Microsoft

After a week of intense facilitated workshops at Microsoft, a fresh CX-focused approach to engaging clients was formulated and delivered for field testing.
Rackspace

Five days of instruction, workshops, and practice brought the UX team at Rackspace into alignment while providing them with new communication and collaboration techniques.
Red Bull

A series of bespoke Creativity classes were conducted with the Red Bull Marketing organization to spark imagination and sharpen collaboration skills.
The Humane Society

Visualization brought ideas to life and sparked conversation at the Humane Society for Southwest Washington’s Board Retreat.
InterContinental Hotels Group

During the annual Sales and Revenue Management meeting, facilitated live capture turned abstract ideas into tangible goals for the coming season.
Nike Global Research Symposium

Over one hundred feet of concepts were visualized during the multiple-day Nike Global Research Symposium.
Nike DTC Workshop

Classic meeting facilitation blended with improvisational techniques and live capture helped align the Nike Global DTC organization.
Crowne Plaza

IHG was looking for a dynamic way to engage their global franchise owners about wide-sweeping brand and hotel style innovations.
PayPal

PayPal wanted to find a new way to engage and inform their global users on their main site, so we helped script and create 18 two-to-five minute animated vignettes.
OECD

As part of a large change initiative, OECD needed an effective way to outline their IT transformation vision.
Bonfire Outerwear

Bonfire sought an omni-seasonal approach to engaging customers—resulting in an award-winning online presence and exploratorium.
The Economist

The Economist sought to explore new ways to distribute its IP and a dynamic display was created to showcase a rich set of fascinating country-based statistics.
Sec Wines

As a crucial step in transforming its traditional brick-and-mortar operations, Sec Wines sought a unique brand and online experience for its clientele.
Thunderhead

Software innovators at Thunderhead were looking to design a way to visualize big customer data in an interactive format.
United States Olympic Committee

The USOC sought a compelling way to engage aspiring youth athletes and fans through an immersive and educational portal hosted by a cast of animal characters.
Autodesk

Leaders at Autodesk sought a way to communicate their open-source approach for corporations to reduce their carbon footprint.
IFC

The International Finance Corporation needed help describing the investment needs of developing countries.
Multnomah County, Oregon

Helping the county communicate their technology strategies to the world.