Hi, I am Allen, a Product Designer and Visual Designer based in Denver. I am a first generation American originally from Chicagoland area, inspired by minimalist and simple improvements to address complex issues I specializing in Product, UI/UX, Branding, Visual Design.
Transforming and visualizing data for easy analysis and understanding of data. Allowing users to understand the state of their data, and apply "Expectations" to make better informed business decisions. Leading to uncovering a critical business need for basic tests.
Great Expectations is a leading data quality platform that is has a community of over 10,000 users. Platform allows for seamless integration of open source software and Cloud platform to help Data scientists / Engineers and Analysts apply buisness logic to their data.
FeattureIn was a project for my UI/UX Career Track Certification for Springboard. I was matched with the startup company along with another Springboard cohort. We were tasked to work with FeattureIn for a month-long term to assess client needs and create a effective design solution.
Subtrakt is a tracking application that helps users manage their subscriptions to help reduce needless spending. Initially their product only launched a desktop site that is not mobile friendly. They were looking to broaden their existing audience by providing a mobile app, that can be easily accessible from anywhere and on the go.
CityPups is a startup adoption site that helps users in finding their new best friend. Adoption is not always as easy as you think. People have quite a few check boxes to mark off. I set out to create a adoption experience that will provide better information to help users in large cities decide by providing better pet bio or schedule an in-person meet and greet with their new potential pup.
“Stop playing your damn games, you wont get anywhere doing that in life.” My dad told me growing up. Fast forward through a pandemic and now in 2021, some game streamers are now millionaires and everyone wants a slice of the pie. So how can we help these gamers connect with each other and grow together? All we need is some communication and some raging viral moments.
