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The challenge The Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (ODPHP) has an online presence that spans several websites. These websites are very diverse in purpose and they serve a wide range of people. At the same time, it's important that there is continuity when…

The challenge The eye is a complex organism and the various stages of diseases and conditions affect the individual parts in specific ways. We created an interactive eye graphic tool that shows an anatomically correct eyeball in different angles and with different stages of cer…

The challenge The U.S. National Water Safety Action Plan (USNWSAP) has a clear mission: Prevent drowning in the United States through evidence-informed action. In order to achieve this a database of 98 Action Recommendations was created. Making this database easy to navigate and implement is…

I don't usually get too excited about winning industry awards. Making digital products better isn't — and shouldn't be — a competition. That said, the Show Me for Emergencies app (Android, iOS) deserves all the recognition and promotion it can get. It was an honor and a pleasure to be a part of the team bringing this to life.

The challenge The VA's AboutFace website provides Veterans, families, and clinicians with stories and resources about PTSD from people with lived experience. The site needed a redesign that prioritized Veterans' voices, made navigation more intuitive, and ensured accessibility and compliance with federal standards. After conducting…

The challenge ALS patients and their caregivers face tremendous challenges. A lot of information needs to be processed and many hard decisions need to be made. Each ALS patient is unique and finds themselves at a different stage in their journey. The Les Turner ALS…

Together with our client ODPHP, we recently launched dynamic and interactive infographics for Healthy People 2030 Leading Health Indicators.

This was a fun data visualization challenge. I'm so lucky to work with a great team of people who help me execute my (sometimes hare-brained) ideas.

The challenge The Show Me for Emergencies app is a free, research-based tool to aid communication between public health and emergency workers and people who may experience difficulty hearing, speaking, or understanding information. Supporting 13 languages, the app needed a UX/UI refresh that improved usability,…