Hey there! I'm Agnes!

I'm a senior product designer who helps teams cut through complexity and ship the right thing. I started in development, where I watched features get built in a rush without knowing if they'd create value—another button here, another bugfix there.

That gap between what we shipped and what users actually needed pushed me into UX. I wanted to bridge it by using research to guide strategic decisions and tradeoffs, ensuring we solve real problems instead of just adding to the pile. Now I help teams build lean, high-impact solutions grounded in insight, not assumption.

You can find me after hours,

  • crafting with clay, paper, wood, you name it!
  • taking in the amazing views of Washington
  • scrapbooking, sketching, or doodling
  • trying out the latest viral recipes with my husband

My Design Story

I began my career developing inventory management tools for small businesses. Seeing how tricky building complex tools could be, I started becoming interested in how I could help teams build efficient solutions. And so, I went down the rabbit hole of product design!

As a designer, I'm LOVE simplifying complicated systems. Give me a complex workflow, and I'll dive into making flowcharts and diagrams. I enjoy breaking down every step to ensure the final product is not only effective but also enjoyable to use.

Hey there!

My name is Agnes, and I am a product designer from Seattle, currently living in Salt Lake City. I enjoy helping teams navigate ambiguity and make informed trade-offs.

My Design Story

I began my career developing inventory management tools for small businesses. Seeing how tricky building complex tools could be, I started becoming interested in how I could help teams build efficient solutions. And so, I went down the rabbit hole of product design!

As a designer, I'm LOVE simplifying complicated systems. Give me a complex workflow, and I'll dive into making flowcharts and diagrams. I enjoy breaking down every step to ensure the final product is not only effective but also enjoyable to use.

Design is science as well as art

I consider myself a design scientist! Why, you ask? Because I believe great design involves experimentation. My design process involves creating hypotheses and using data to uncover insights to craft the best possible solution. This method has help me navigate ambiguity in products in their initial stages of implementation.