Product design · Enterprise
Clarity for products where decisions matter.
Product designer at Commure. Previously Everlaw and Adobe.
Bay Area · Open to IC & senior-level roles
Where I've practiced
Depth in regulated B2B—where the UI is the policy, and the policy is the product.
- Commure01Product design2026—present
- Everlaw02Lead product design2023—2026
- Adobe03Product designPrior
- CMU & UW04Human–computer interactionM.S. & B.S.
Case studies
Work with receipts.
Each write-up foregrounds tradeoffs, constraints, and what moved after ship.
010 → 1 · Legal techLegal Hold Questionnaires
Questionnaire builder, conditional logic, custodian portal—native to Everlaw’s hold workflow.
Everlaw · Lead · 12 moOpen narrative
02WorkflowRedactions on Spreadsheets
Less context-switching for reviewers handling sensitive cells at enterprise scale.
Everlaw
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03Health · SystemsRobotic surgery platform
Central OR workflow for J&J MedTech robotics—coordination under clinical pressure.
J&J MedTech
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About
Software should still make sense when someone’s job is on the line.
I'm Don—product designer in the Bay Area. At Commure, I design AI-powered clinical workflows; before that, at Everlaw, I shipped work where a vague label or a missing edge case isn't just annoying; it's a liability. Before that, Adobe sharpened my eye for scale and craft; Carnegie Mellon & University of Washington honed my skills in human-computer interaction.
I'm most engaged where empathy meets rigor: workflows that have to feel calm under pressure, legible to counsel, and honest about what the system can't promise. I prototype when it shortens debate, write when it clarifies tradeoffs, and sweat the unglamorous states—permissions, errors, recovery—that separate trustworthy products from polished decks.
Off the clock I like building things because I enjoy making my ideas come to life and seeing them help others.
How I’m useful on a team
Problems I gravitate toward
Complex multi-step workflows, regulated domains, and tools that people interact with on a daily basis.
01How I collaborate
I work in tight loops with PM and engineering from day one—using Figma to shape decisions, not hand them off.
02How I build
I pick the right tool for the job—AI, Figma, or a quick write-up—whatever helps us get to clarity fastest.
03
Currently Open to senior product design, UX, and design–engineering roles where the interface is the strategy—not a skin on someone else's roadmap.