I make complicated things easy to use.
Hi, I am Brittany (or Britt), a senior product and UI/UX designer in Brandon, Mississippi. I turn messy flows into interfaces people can actually finish, across e-commerce, telecom, healthcare, and pharma. My front-end background keeps what I design buildable.
A look at what I have shipped.
Healthcare, e-commerce, telecom, and AI. Most case studies are open to everyone; client-confidential work is password protected and available on request.
Rebuilding a vaccine scheduler so people never lose their place
GSK · Senior Designer → Lead Designer · Web · iOS · iPadOS · Android
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Leading product discovery design for AutoZone.com
AutoZone · Senior UI Designer · Web · Mobile web
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From Cellular South to C Spire: designing and building through a rebrand and beyond
C Spire · UX Developer II · Design + front-end
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Asking our own team what they actually think about AI
Lextech · Senior Product Designer · Research
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Building the AIWhy.io brand and site
Lextech · Senior Product Designer · Brand · Web
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Scaling a pharma field-rep app from HIV/PrEP to Oncology
Sole UX/UI Designer · iPadOS · iOS
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Riding along with pharma field reps, then listening before designing anything
Lextech · UX Research · Experience mapping
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Quick WinsDay
A series I post on LinkedIn to keep my design chops up. Each one finds a bit of friction in an app people use every day, the kind we have all stopped noticing, and fixes it. These are my own studies, not client work.
New Quick WinsDay studies go up on LinkedIn (opens in new tab) first.
Making complicated things make sense, whether it's AutoZone.com or a brand-new AI tool.
I have been designing since 2007, in-house and agency-side, for auto parts, telecom, healthcare, and pharma. The approach never changes: solve the user's problem without creating new ones.
I started out writing HTML and CSS alongside design work, and that still shapes how I work: designs grounded in what's buildable, real conversations with engineering, and accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) designed in from the first wireframe.
More about meWhat people I have worked with say.
“Over five years I watched her grow from executing designs to leading them — shipping, learning in the open, and staying comfortable in ambiguity rather than waiting to have every answer. I'd hire her again without hesitation.”
“She didn’t jump straight to a design or technical solution. She wanted to first understand the outcome we were trying to create for the client and, most importantly, for the users.”
“She gives amazing design feedback and helps you see a problem from a different perspective. I am so lucky that I had the privilege to learn from her and grow as a designer and a person.”
More on my About page and LinkedIn (opens in new tab).
Research to pixels to production.
I work across the whole process, from discovery to final UI to the front-end details that make handoffs go smoothly. The full toolbox is on my About page.
UX Research & Strategy
Discovery and facilitation that uncovers the problems that need solving.
UI Design Systems
Design systems that grow and evolve with the product.
Data & Insights Dashboards
Turning dense datasets into clean, easy-to-read interfaces.
Accessibility & Inclusive Design
WCAG 2.1 AA as a starting point. Keyboard nav, screen readers, and reduced motion, designed from the beginning.
Design + Code Fluency
Comfortable in HTML/CSS and working with AI tools. Smoother handoffs, realistic specs.
Motion Design & Prototyping
Interactive prototypes and motion studies in Figma and After Effects that validate flows and communicate intent.
Let's build something people love to use.
I love talking about design and solving problems. If you want to collaborate, share an idea, or just say hi, please reach out.