8+
years in product design
Enterprise product design and complex workflows
Portfolio overview / Brian Williams
Complex products. Clear systems. Production-minded design.
I lead product design for workflow-heavy software, turning complex operational requirements into scalable experiences that can actually be built.
Enterprise SaaS · Complex workflows · Platform UX · Design systems · Design-to-engineering
8+
years in product design
Enterprise product design and complex workflows
15+
years in digital design & front-end
Design, web, and implementation fluency
9+
years in leadership
Management, art direction, and team leadership
3
enterprise applications
UI/UX leadership across three applications
500+
users supported
Collective user base across enterprise products
$3M+
annual eCommerce revenue
Commercial platform designed and developed
How I contribute
Selected evidence
01 / Representative enterprise case
A composite exploration of fragmented operational work, shifting ownership, and hard-to-recover exceptions.
What it demonstrates: Demonstrates workflow framing, exception-path design, and engineering partnership.
View case02 / Representative enterprise case
A composite exploration of consistent case workflows across roles, states, and permission boundaries.
What it demonstrates: Demonstrates reusable interaction patterns, system thinking, and role-aware behavior.
View case03 / Real commercial work
Brian designed and developed a commercial platform generating more than $3M in annual revenue.
What it demonstrates: Revenue is a verified platform-level outcome, not attributed to a single design change.
View caseDesign + engineering
My front-end experience helps me surface constraints early, define interaction states, and work alongside engineering through design QA and release.
See an independent component demonstrationLet’s talk product design
Open to Lead and Senior Product Designer roles, plus selective Staff opportunities focused on enterprise products and platforms.
Enterprise case studies are representative reconstructions, not client screenshots or claims of shipped project outcomes. eCommerce revenue is a platform-level result, not an outcome attributed to a single UX change.