About
Hi, I’m Brittany. I’m a product designer who doesn’t compromise on clarity, craft, or collaboration.
My path into product design wasn’t a straight line. I spent the first half of my career working across branding, art direction, print design, touchscreen interfaces, and web experiences. That breadth of experience gave me the flexibility to adapt quickly to new business domains while bringing a high standard for craft across every part of the work. I’m just as comfortable stepping into complex systems and messy, unscoped spaces as I am refining the micro-interactions, copy, and UI details that turn functional software into frictionless experiences.
With 8+ years in product design across 0-to-1 startups and enterprise B2B SaaS, I enjoy solving problems that make the necessity of technology feel a little lighter…and working with people who care.
PS – My design career really started back in 1998 when I won the D.A.R.E. t-shirt competition and got this sweet bike as a prize → → →
How I work
Design is a process, not an artifact.
Design is a process of asking questions, driving alignment, creating value, understanding users, simplifying complexity, planning for the future, and course correcting the past. It is a process rooted in caring about business and users with equal weight throughout every step. Artifacts are just evidence of the work along the way: ideas jotted on paper, summaries of user research, sketches drawn by hand, Figma files, AI prototypes…none of them are the point. What matters is what they help a team uncover, decide, or build next.
The reality is, process varies greatly from project to project depending on needs, resources, and timelines. No matter the process or output, some things remain constant in the way I work.
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Clarity
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Craft
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Collaboration
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Kind words from teammates
“Brittany has an incredible ability to zoom between macro-systems and micro-craft. She can examine an extremely complex product and naturally map the universe – taking broad, messy problem spaces across product lines and giving them experientially cohesive structure.”
Lauren Lucchese
Beyond the screen
A little more about me
Outside of work, you’ll likely find me in the pottery studio, tending to my plants, taking long walks, whipping up plant-based treats, exploring a new hobby, tackling a puzzle, spending time with family, or plotting my next escape into nature.
