ResiliencePoint
Making Sense of the Chaos
HazAdapt · Lead UX Designer · 2023–2024
We built what we thought people needed. Then the evidence changed the product.
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UX Designer / Creative Technologist
Based
Columbus, Ohio
Focus
Software · UX · Art · 3D Printing
01 — Wing vein. Branching, load-bearing structure — the same kind of logic I look for in an interface, just evolved instead of drawn.
02 — Thorax. Built to vibrate loud enough to find a mate from a quarter mile off. No notes app required.
Photograph by Maya Alexa G. Romero on Unsplash, licensed under the Unsplash License. Desaturated and tinted to match the site.
I design software, make art, build things, break things, and have a hard time leaving anything alone when I know it could work better.
Five projects, one restless practice
Making Sense of the Chaos
HazAdapt · Lead UX Designer · 2023–2024
We built what we thought people needed. Then the evidence changed the product.
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Local safety information and bite-sized prep activities — two product lines built to make preparedness something people actually do.
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Financial tools built to protect autonomy, not just assets.
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Turning a nonprofit's scattered well and sensor data into a monitoring workflow people can actually act on.
→ View case studyAlso true — art, experiments, things I make
Apparently I can't leave things alone. Grab the tape to move things around. Arrow keys work too.
Note
I had an idea. Unfortunately, that meant I had to make it.
No. 04 — Silver Skull · 3D printed, hand-painted
No. 05 — Majin Buu · 3D printed, hand-painted
More to come
A couple of the physical pieces made it onto the table. More — sculpture, prints, anything made with my hands instead of a tablet — is still getting photographed.
Detroit-born, lifelong artist, and someone with a bad habit of needing to know how things work. That curiosity took me from software development into UX, and it still shows up in accessibility reviews, 3D printing experiments, and whatever I'm building at 1am.