A peek at the workbench

Recent projects pinned to the corkboard.

Component libraries, design systems, and accessible web apps built for teams with real constraints — messy timelines, mixed stacks, and real humans using them on the other side.

Rudiment

React

Rudiment UI: Building a component library from scratch

An open-source React component library and companion guide covering architectural decisions, a three-tier token system, intrinsic layout primitives, accessible components with React Aria, Storybook docs, testing, and npm distribution.

Read the Rudiment UI case study

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America's Test Kitchen: one library, multiple brands

Improving an inaccessible CMS and building a shared component library for one of the most recognized cooking brands in the US.

Read the ATK case study

Berxi.com: a design system for a growing platform

Building a custom design system for a growing insurance platform — from stakeholder alignment through component library, documentation, and cross-team adoption.

Read the Berxi case study

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IVFCRYO: accessibility built in from the start

A self-service shipping application for a fertility specimen logistics provider, with real-time environmental tracking, multi-carrier label printing, and accessibility built in from day one.

Read the IVFCRYO case study

VMSpark: a Rails shell rebuilt for 2026

Redesigning the admin shell for a multi-tenant VMS-to-ATS pipeline — a 700-line inventory, three directions with one chosen for pattern-familiarity, and a phased rollout that shipped without touching the product underneath.

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The through-line

Every project starts with the same question: how do we make this consistent without slowing everyone down?

The industry and the stack change, but the core work stays the same: replace scattered UI decisions with a shared system the whole team can trust. If that sounds like where you're stuck, let's talk.

The deeper story

Every case study doubles as a work sample.

If you're evaluating me for a role or a project, this is the level of documentation to expect from my work. Questions about any of it, send a note.

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