I’m Brandi. A multidisciplinary UX/Product Designer who asks the right questions, challenges assumptions, and blends human-centered design with product strategy to build experiences that move the needle.
Store Details Page Redesign.
Reduced customer frustration by 80%+, improved discoverability of key information, and boosted SEO traffic and engagement through streamlined design.
By analyzing recurring pain points from customer feedback, I identified key usability gaps in Walgreens’ Store Details page. I pitched a strategic redesign, guiding stakeholders from problem discovery to solution delivery. The result was a modernized page experience that streamlined store selection and improved customer confidence in finding accurate, timely information.
Creating a Desktop Interface from Scratch
This project showcases my product design, research, ux design, and UI design skills.
In 2019 ImmersiveTouch started adding a desktop feature to its VR application. This would give surgeons and hospital staff the ability to configure their patient’s DICOM on the fly without having to wait for the ImmersiveTouch staff.
Creating a GUI for a series of VR Surgical Simulations
This project highlights my design process and product thinking in fast-moving environments, as well as my ability to translate complex workflows into clear interfaces through wireframing, UI design, graphic design, and design systems.
I designed the VR interface and user experience for a series of medical procedure simulations delivered under a tight timeline for a last-minute client request.
How it all began.
I have always loved human psychology, art, photography, and multimedia. I started coding HTML & CSS when I was in 6th grade. That’s when I knew I wanted to be a web designer.
Early in my career, I gravitated toward graphic design, web design, and marketing/advertising jobs.
Eventually, I found my sweet spot in UX design, where my curiosity about people and my love of design came together.
And as my interest in the business side of things grew, that naturally evolved into product design.
