Pathways
A fertility-preservation decision aid translating complex medical information into clear, usable guidance for patients making time-sensitive decisions.
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Selected work across healthcare, research, technology, identity, music, and the web. The disciplines change. The goal does not: make complicated things clearer, more useful, and built to last.
Projects that crossed multiple disciplines with a variety of goals and teams.
A fertility-preservation decision aid translating complex medical information into clear, usable guidance for patients making time-sensitive decisions.
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A long-running narrative experiment built across distinct identities, interfaces, artifacts, and media—each designed to stand on its own while quietly rewarding deeper exploration.
View case study →An independent music project combining identity, release design, responsive development, audio, artifacts, and an archival narrative layer.
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A wider view of the work: research tools, commercial sites, institutional systems, campaign creative, editorial design, and publishing. Different disciplines are allowed to overlap because the projects do.

Commercial web design and development for a Houston-area outdoor lighting company, with work spanning multiple generations of the site.
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Front-end development and responsive implementation from supplied visual designs for a distinctive personality-led site.
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User-centered decision support for older adults and caregivers, developed with researchers at Dartmouth.
A tablet-based decision aid for sensitive healthcare choices, including accessible interaction design and tailored visual information.

Campaign and advertising design alongside web work for voice-over coach Dave Walsh and TrueTell.

Editorial and publication design built around strong photography, clear hierarchy, and a recognizable visual system.
Ongoing administration, troubleshooting, content work, and incremental improvement within an existing platform and hosting constraints.
View current site ↗A literary and community-oriented publishing site bringing events, writing, podcast content, and archival material into one structure.
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A utility-first association site organized around governing documents, board information, and practical resident needs.
View live site ↗Older, smaller, or implementation-focused work still belongs in the record. The archive keeps that experience visible without pretending every engagement had the same scope.
Static creative direction translated into a functioning responsive site.
↗Education-focused web design balancing information density with straightforward navigation.
—A now-offline publishing project retained as part of the historical portfolio record.
—Earlier web work preserved as part of the broader design and development archive.
—Digital work retained in the archive while its exact project role and scope are documented.
—Web, infrastructure, content, UX, and strategy are often parts of the same problem.
Veracity works across those boundaries when the project calls for it—and stays inside the boundaries when it doesn't.