User experience for command and control software to task autonomous vehicles in various industries including mining, automotive proving grounds, agriculture, security, cleaning and more.

User experience for constructing, managing changes, and planning for autonomous vehicle operations. Allows a user to edit and create roads, various zones, driven areas, boundaries, obstacles, etc.

The Mobius software platform enables users to create, edit, and script the exact path a vehicle will drive. This is most commonly used for security and automotive proving grounds.

UnifySquare wanted to create a portal that would enable their users to find solutions to their problems with telecom hardware and software within an enterprise organization.

As a part of the ASI Mobius platform, each vehicle has a set of gauges that deliver real time feedback about the status of the system. I created several different gauges that could be mixed and matched with any given vehicle and connected to any available telemetry data item.

QuestionPro was looking to improve their overall UX for users reviewing results from surveys from their software.

HWY61 needed a killer mobile app to sell their amazing music experience to potential users. The app needed to enable social sharing geo caching and more.

This was a project to create a refreshed version of the Jersey Mike's app for loyalty points and finding restaurant locations.

I worked closely with the design team at ProvoCraft to create a new concept for the Android version of their popular crafting design app that works with their line of cutting printers.

Cliq is a new social meeting app that helps friends and co-workers get together and get deals at local restaurants and more.

MediaCart owns a patent on technology enhanced shopping in grocery stores. This was a concept to refresh the user experience of the application that runs on a tablet physically attached to the shopping cart.

ReserveRoom was designed for enterprise business conference room reservation making and reviewing. It allows users to reserve an open room and see what is currently active on the schedule.

This concept was developed while I was at Microsoft, and was made to enable developers to quickly 'peek' through code at method definitions. The goal was to keep the user within the context of a given code file.

While working at Microsoft for the Visual Studio team I worked closely with the rest of the Ux team to design new color themes that would be used for various versions of the IDE.