Oscars.org
Reorganized the Academy's public site across desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Oscars.org needed a full reorganization of its public-facing experience — specified separately for desktop, tablet, and mobile rather than designed once and stretched across breakpoints.
Discover
As part of a UX team at Trailer Park, I worked through the existing site's content and navigation to understand what visitors were actually trying to find — awards history, ceremony info, membership details — and where it was currently buried.
Define
We defined brand guidelines and user flows that would hold up across all three device classes, then mapped the information architecture each one needed.
Design
I produced fully annotated wireframes that communicated structure, form, and interaction for desktop, tablet, and mobile independently, rather than assuming one layout would simply reflow.
The redesign shipped as part of the broader Trailer Park engagement, with device-specific wireframes handed directly to engineering.
Open to senior product design roles
Remote, US hours — full-time or contract. Happy to walk through the decisions behind any case study here.