Combining frontend engineering, visual design, accessibility, workflow tooling, and product thinking to create better web experiences, cleaner production systems, and tools that reduce friction for real teams.
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I designed and built Rendyrd as a focused workflow product for turning live HTML into dependable PDF output. The work spans the public marketing surface, the rendering app itself, and the product logic around staging sources, previewing layouts, managing jobs, and gating access.
Shaped the positioning around a clear promise: render HTML into exactly what you see, without the usual guesswork around capture state and document output.
Built the app to support uploaded project folders, live URLs, and raw HTML so teams can stage documents the way they actually work.
Extended the product beyond the render button with job history, access gating, preview controls, and admin-facing management surfaces.
Supports full folder upload, direct URLs, and pasted HTML so the product can meet multiple document-generation workflows.
Lets users prepare the source, preview at target widths, and tune render conditions before exporting the final PDF.
Combines brand system, landing page, application UI, and management tooling into one coherent rendering experience.
HTML-to-PDF workflows often break down when teams lack a clean way to stage sources, preview responsive layouts, and render the exact state they need.
I built Rendyrd as a product system: public positioning, guided render setup, live preview logic, and access-aware management working together around a single document workflow.
The result is a more controlled rendering experience that turns messy capture steps into a deliberate product flow with clearer feedback and stronger presentation.
Built tools and process improvements that reduce manual cleanup, improve handoff, and make digital production more repeatable.
Operate across product thinking, interface design, frontend implementation, and creative operations without losing execution quality.
Delivered public-facing web experiences, internal tooling, motion work, and independent products that show both breadth and follow-through.
Senior UX Engineer, Frontend Engineer, Product Designer, Design Systems Engineer
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, UX/UI, Accessibility, Figma, Design Systems, Frontend Architecture, Workflow Tooling
I designed and developed Savarion.com to introduce a new fantasy board game, communicate its world and mechanics clearly, and give visitors interactive ways to connect with the setting beyond a standard marketing page.
Led the site from concept through frontend execution, shaping the visual direction, information flow, and interaction model.
Added features like the “Which Race Are You?” quiz to turn passive browsing into a more memorable, participatory experience.
Designed the experience to teach the world, support interest in the game, and give the brand a stronger launch presence online.
A new tabletop property needs more than a sales page. It has to teach the premise, establish tone, and make the world feel interesting enough to explore.
I built the site as a blend of product marketing and interactive storytelling, combining strong visual direction with features that help visitors engage with the game universe, not just read about it.
The result is a more memorable launch presence that supports discovery, reinforces the game’s identity, and gives prospective players richer ways to connect with the brand.
Over the last several years I have helped teams launch user-facing experiences, improve production workflows, and build reusable systems that make quality easier to scale. My strongest work sits at the intersection of product strategy, interface design, and frontend implementation.
I am most effective in environments where design, engineering, and operations overlap. That usually means turning messy workflows into reliable systems, shaping interfaces with product intent, and building tools that help teams move faster without sacrificing quality.
Downingtown, PA
Front-end architecture, UX engineering, Product strategy
Accessibility, remote collaboration, creative tooling
These projects show the range I bring to teams: frontend implementation, UX thinking, design systems, accessibility, workflow tooling, and creative execution. I have prioritized work that best reflects how I solve real product and production problems.
SKNKWRX is my independent product studio — a creative and technical hangar for building games, interactive systems, workflow tools, and digital products from the ground up. Born out of my love for classic aviation, it is where ambitious ideas are sketched, engineered, pressure-tested, and turned into working systems. It is where I explore mechanics, prototype interfaces, shape brands, and build end-to-end products beyond client and in-house work. MTHR is the Credo and the engine beneath the floorboards — the templating system I build projects on top of, giving each product a shared structure, rhythm, and way of thinking. From that foundation, tools like Rendyr, Tempest, The Stack, and Forge become mission-built machines: designed to solve real problems, remove friction, and give creators better leverage over the work in front of them.
I built The Forge to reduce repetitive cleanup work around SVG export and make accessibility and SEO considerations easier to preserve inside the design workflow.
Teams needed a cleaner way to produce accessible SVG assets without relying on manual fixes after export.
I designed and built a Figma plugin that standardized output, reduced handoff friction, and embedded better asset practices into the workflow itself.
The result was a more repeatable process for generating better SVGs, with less cleanup and more consistency across production work.
The marketing site for The Fall of Savarion, a board game I co-created. I designed and developed the site to explain the game clearly, support community interest, and create a polished digital presence around the launch.
A fast, responsive gallery experience for browsing and launching landing page templates. I contributed design and frontend execution, working across UX, marketing, and implementation to create a cleaner experience aligned to brand and performance needs.
A Figma plugin I designed and built to generate accessible, SEO-friendly SVG outputs more efficiently. It addressed a real production need at Merck by improving consistency and reducing manual cleanup during asset creation.
Within the Web Operations team, I modernize how digital tactics are produced by mapping workflows, identifying bottlenecks, and building tools that reduce manual effort. My work includes Figma plugins, standalone applications, and process improvements that increase consistency, improve handoff, and help teams deliver faster with less friction.
In this hybrid design and process leadership role, I supported teams across the business unit while improving how creative work was planned, executed, and delivered. I identified workflow gaps, introduced more efficient ways of working, and built tools that made production more organized, scalable, and dependable.
At AWeber, I led the design and front-end execution of brand and marketing assets across multiple channels, helping maintain a cohesive public presence. I also partnered with the web team to implement UI updates, translate design intent into production-ready interfaces, and support a faster, cleaner publishing workflow.
I created high-volume email campaigns, marketing assets, and web pages while balancing speed, consistency, and brand quality. The role strengthened my ability to work quickly inside production environments, collaborate across stakeholders, and deliver polished digital work on tight timelines.
