I use research, product design, UX/UI, and front-end development to help people find their next step. I take new ideas to launch and rethink existing products, then carry those decisions into the working interface.
“Packy absolutely crushed it.”
Featured projects
One project starts inside an established recruitment platform. The other started with my own field research. These case studies show what needed to change, what I designed, and how the work came together.
Korn Ferry uses this software to recruit people around the world. I design the workflows, interaction states, prototypes, and reusable components with product and engineering. Project details remain confidential.
I designed and built the planner from field research through UX/UI, route logic, front-end development, WordPress integration, and commerce. Testing led me from showing observations to helping visitors plan their day. Real use guides each update.
How I work
Then I map the journey, design the interface, and work through the build and launch checks. Research guides the first version. Testing, analytics, and feedback guide what changes after release.
I use research, analytics, and the team’s context to understand what people are trying to do, where they get stuck, and what the business needs. Then we define the constraints and what success would look like.
I map the journey, compare design directions, and test assumptions with flows and prototypes. This is where I work through what someone needs to see, choose, or understand before the team commits to a build.
I design the interface, interaction states, reusable components, responsive behavior, and accessibility, then work through implementation. I can build in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, WordPress/PHP, APIs, and Git, or partner with engineering to bring the design into the product.
I use real behavior, feedback, and analytics to see where people hesitate or miss a step. That evidence helps me decide what to change next and what to review again.
About Packy
For more than 20 years, my work has crossed product and web design, front-end development, content, and team leadership. That range helps me connect what people need with what a team can build, launch, and maintain.
Wildlife photography taught me to notice small changes in behavior.
That attention carries into digital work. I look at what people notice, what they miss, and what they trust. I also consider the team that has to maintain the product after launch.
Based in the Tetons. Working remotely.
What teams say
The projects involve more than design files. These are the people I’ve worked alongside, describing the work in their own words.
Packy stands out as a UX leader who is both highly skilled and genuinely great to work with. We worked together on a complex website redevelopment involving a challenging migration, a robust research library, and intricate functionalities, and he brought professionalism, speed, and smart solutions at every turn.
Upon introductions, I was immediately impressed with his ability to jump in to the middle of an existing project, grab the ball and run to the end zone!
Packy absolutely crushed it, creating an educational environment that gives the end user a good understanding of the value of our product.
Packy’s ability to incorporate UX/UI design for multiple platforms is impressive. More importantly, I would like to emphasize how intelligently he designs in regards to our vision and end goals.
Your questions, answered
The roles I’m pursuing, the tools I use, and how I work alongside product and engineering.
Your next senior product designer
I’m looking for a full-time Senior Product Designer or UX/UI role where I can work closely with product and engineering, from the first question through implementation.
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I bring research, interface design, prototyping, and hands-on front-end experience with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, WordPress/PHP, APIs, and Git. I can help shape a new product or improve one that is already in use.