I design the structure behind data-rich enterprise products.

I came up through information architecture and front-end engineering, so I read systems the way engineers do and draw them so product and research can actually use them. Day to day that's hands-on work: ideation, wireframes, flows, and high-fidelity Figma prototypes for complex products, with the sitemaps, taxonomies, and component models underneath that decide whether the whole thing feels coherent or just busy.

Twenty years in, I don't use seniority to take over a room. The best UX comes out of a team where everyone has a voice, the engineer and the product manager included, so I lead by framing the problem clearly, sharing work early, and iterating on honest feedback. People tend to say I'm easy to work with, and I treat that as part of the craft rather than a nicety.

Recently that's meant the work I like most: account setup and enrollment that spans multiple products, design-system governance for dense policy and account data, and AI interaction patterns on a B2B analytics platform. I run my own practice, Krondek. When the data is dense and the stakes are real, that's where I do my best work.