Thirty new projects from the last few years — production products, internal systems, brand books, and concepts. Filter by lens.
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Trip safety for whole organizations, in one production platform.
A governed AI delivery system, in closed beta. The abyss is the stage; amber is the decision.
A 40-year clothier gets a brand system.
Public risk feeds turned into trip-specific alerts.
Seven systems consolidated into one field-service product.
A map you can zoom from world to alert.
Brand decisions you can audit, reasoned against 766 principles.
One component library, many brands, light and dark.
Provenance you can see, before you trust the answer.
The public case for reviewing every trip.
Discovery with evidence, gates, and a human at the end.
Where agent work gets evidence, cost, and approval.
Seven repositories, 21 shared packages, one platform.
140+ specialist agents, reproducible and versioned.
Not a brand guide — a brand that behaves.
A credible identity for a new AI product, in days.
Creative direction, tested blind against a control.
Adapt a manuscript from a source you can defend.
Take the tedious out of tabletop.
The right skill context, resolved deterministically.
Two weeks of research and publishing, down to hours.
Source documents to claim drafts, with consensus checks.
The first symptom in the patient's own words, captured before it fades.
Compliance made legible for people who are not specialists.
Story into action for a global relief nonprofit.
A manufacturing ERP designed in Figma and taken through a 52-page prototype.
Repeatable AI image styles, not one-off prompts.
Brand assets and a homepage system for a deep-tech company's public face.
Design a custom sign before you buy it.
Translation for the moments that are not transactions.
The first symptom in the patient's own words, captured before it fades.
A non-diagnostic clinical research platform for focal aware seizures. It captures the first symptom and the exact sequence that followed in the patient's own words, close to the event, and presents that account to clinicians as decision support beside a separate, clearly marked ILAE-2017 annotation.
In a focal aware seizure the patient stays aware, so the patient is the primary instrument. Yet the account is usually taken weeks later, as free text in a ten-minute clinic slot, and the order of symptoms that carries the diagnostic signal is lost. Structured forms fix this badly: they sort the account into clinical categories before anyone has heard it.
A design for six roles across watch, phone, tablet, and desktop, built on one rule: the patient's verbatim account and the coded annotation are two lanes joined by a visible seam, never fused. Confidence is shown as weight and direction, never a score. Stopping early is a normal ending, not an error. The work runs from council discovery through a 76-requirement product definition to a 78-screen click-through prototype on the Reading Room design system.
I ran the project through Serras, the governed delivery pipeline: council discovery, analysis, product definition, and design. I led product framing, information architecture, UX/UI, the Reading Room design system on @tarva/ui, and the choice of direction, with AI assistance throughout.
Six roles · four device classes · 76 requirements · 78 screens · prototype, not a product