Packy Savvenas Senior Product Designer

Available for full-time roles · Remote

I turn complex products into clear experiences that click.

I’m Packy. I like getting an idea into someone’s hands early. I turn research into flows and working prototypes, and then work with engineers through delivery. At Korn Ferry, I’m helping them rebuild their recruiting software. I also designed, built, and launched a wildlife planner people pay to use.

“Packy absolutely crushed it.”Nathan Arant · COO at Elevator3

Selected work / 2026

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See a product people pay to use, a website built around buyer questions, and the decisions behind recruiting software.

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Where The Wild Beasts Roam

I designed and built a planner that turns trip details into a drive.

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  • Product design
  • UX research
  • Development
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Project impact

A wildlife planner people pay to use.

OutcomeI designed and built a route planner for Yellowstone and Grand Teton. When I rebuilt the website, I put a sample route up front so people could see what they’d get before buying. In the planner, they can start with a suggested drive or choose wildlife and viewing areas themselves, then save the route as a PDF.

What happens nextI use website analytics and Hotjar to spot where the site needs work. Next I want to track where people finish or stop building a route and how often visitors who try the sample go on to buy.

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Korn Ferry

I designed workflows and shared components for a broader rebuild of the recruiting software.

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  • Enterprise software
  • Interaction design
  • Prototyping
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Project impact

The recruiting software rebuild is moving toward deployment.

OutcomeI designed how recruiters find and compare job profiles without losing their current choice. I also prototyped ways to review candidate updates and created reusable Figma components for the recruiting tools. The case study shows those examples from my work on the broader rebuild.

What happened nextThe team approved my first design and is using my work as it prepares the rebuilt software for deployment. I continue to work with product and engineering and maintain the shared components as the software moves toward rollout.

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Whip Around

I used buyer interviews to redesign and build the marketing website.

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  • Buyer research
  • Website UX
  • Development
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Project impact

Fleet buyers could see when to start a trial or book a demo.

OutcomeI led the website redesign from buyer interviews through launch. I used what buyers asked to decide what the pages should explain first, where customer proof belonged, and when to offer a free trial or a demo. Buyers could choose a next step after seeing how the product fit their fleet.

What happened nextAfter launch, I reviewed analytics and heatmaps to see how people moved through the site. That review guided the next round of changes to the mobile layout and where buyers saw the trial and demo links.

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A wildlife planner people pay to use.

OutcomeI designed and built a route planner for Yellowstone and Grand Teton. When I rebuilt the website, I put a sample route up front so people could see what they’d get before buying. In the planner, they can start with a suggested drive or choose wildlife and viewing areas themselves, then save the route as a PDF.

What happens nextI use website analytics and Hotjar to spot where the site needs work. Next I want to track where people finish or stop building a route and how often visitors who try the sample go on to buy.

3 more projects More ways I make complex work clearer. Wilder · Know the Dangers · KFI Engineers
04Website + Research Library

Wilder

I connected services and research in one nonprofit website.

I led the research and UX, worked with a creative director on the website design, and carried it into the rebuild. I also connected the Research Library through the Presto API, XML updates, and ACF fields across thousands of pages.

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05Minnesota public-health website

Know the Dangers

I redesigned a clearer path to naloxone and other resources.

I used research and heatmap review to rethink the path to help. The redesign brought naloxone resources and other help actions into clearer view, with content and navigation organized for phones.

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06Engineering website

KFI Engineers

I made KFI’s project work easier to discover.

I used interviews and site data to plan paths from KFI’s project examples into services and Careers. I led the UX, worked with a creative director on the visual design, and built the pages in WordPress using ACF.

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How I work

I give the team something
concrete to work through.

I bring the research into flows and prototypes the team can question and try. Then I work through the constraints with engineers and review how those decisions hold up in the working interface.

More about me
01Frame

Start with the task people need to complete.

I bring together what people need, what the business needs, and what we know from research and analytics. That gives the team a specific problem to work on.

02Explore

Put the choices in front of the team.

I use Figma and working prototypes to compare paths and show how an interaction should behave. The team can try the idea and work through it before committing to the build.

03Delivery

Work through the details with engineers.

I work through states, reusable components, accessibility, and responsive behavior. My HTML and CSS knowledge helps me explain interactions, discuss feasibility, and review the implementation with engineers.

04Improve

Keep learning from the working experience.

After launch, I review behavior, customer feedback, and analytics to see what needs attention. I use that evidence to decide what to work on next.

Senior Product Designer · Full-time · Remote

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I’m looking for a full-time Senior Product Designer role. If your team needs someone who can work through the research, make the design clear, and stay involved through delivery, let’s talk. I work remotely from Victor, Idaho.

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