Contact / Austin, Texas
Start with the real problem.
If you are shaping a new product, untangling a difficult workflow, or trying to turn evidence into a decision, tell me where the work is stuck.
A useful first message.
Email is the most direct route. Share what you are building, where the product currently stands, the decision that feels blocked, and the kind of help you are considering. A rough brief is enough. The context matters more than polished language.
I am most useful when a team needs to connect user behavior, the business opportunity, and what technology can honestly deliver. That can mean early product strategy, research and synthesis, complex SaaS workflows, a design system, an interactive prototype, or front-end implementation that helps the team learn from something real.
This is a personal portfolio, so there is no intake form or sales queue. Messages go directly to me. You can also use LinkedIn if that is easier, or review the project library before reaching out to find the work closest to your situation.