Led the end-to-end design of MFA/2FA across HyphenX, covering three user types, two authentication methods, and a full transactional email system.
Designed a unified notification system supporting Admin Approval workflows, task management, and multi-channel email communications across different roles and permission levels.
Designed an enterprise-grade Batch Upload component for the HyphenX design system, built to be consumed across multiple products with a consistent interaction model and clear design language.
As Senior UI Designer on HyphenX, I established the visual design language for nXFlow and AVS, adapting CI elements for readability and building patterns that scaled uniformly across all products.
Redesigned the existing password reset flow, filled all missing states and journeys, and introduced a password strength metre and comprehensive error system covering six failure paths.
Reworked and enhanced the brand CI for the platform, building a unified design language covering navigation, headers, components, tables, notifications, modals, and email, used across all products and communications on HyphenX.
Designing individual screens is the last step. I start with flows, edge cases, user types, and the relationships between them.
Every visual choice (colour, weight, spacing, hierarchy) is made against a clear reason: readability, accessibility, brand coherence, or user cognition.
All products live in the same ecosystem. My job is to make sure they feel like one considered product, not a collection of separate interfaces.
Specs, component states, naming conventions, and annotations are part of the deliverable, not an afterthought.