UX/Product Designer • Raleigh, NC
Once a maestro of music composition, now a virtuoso in UX/Product design.
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The Overture
From composing music to crafting user experiences, my journey has always been about understanding the audience and creating harmony between form and function.
I believe great design is invisible—it guides, delights, and empowers without demanding attention. Whether I'm building enterprise applications or consumer-facing products, I approach each project with the discipline of a musician and the curiosity of an eternal student.
My background in music composition taught me that every element serves a purpose, every pause has meaning, and the best work comes from understanding not just what to add, but what to leave out.
Led the redesign of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department's digital presence, focusing on improving community engagement and accessibility. The project streamlined information architecture and modernized the user experience to better serve both officers and residents.
An internal AI tax assistant designed around evidence, not answers one surface that flexes from auditable enough to file against to simple enough for a new hire.
When people discover that I transitioned from being a music composer to a UX designer, their eyebrows often take a little hike upwards. The questions that typically follow are along the lines of, "How did you segue into UX?"
A rigorous study found experienced developers were 19% slower with AI assistance—while believing they were 20% faster. Here's what that means for your workflow.
A rigorous study found experienced developers were 19% slower with AI assistance—while believing they were 20% faster. Here's what that means for your workflow.
"Scott is by far one of the best Mentor's I have ever had. His extremely supportive and friendly attitude along with a passion to grow as a team really helped me to be free in exploring my passion for good design. He trusts his co-workers and allows others to grow while helping them by giving valuable and constructive feedback."
Aashna Patel
UX Designer at LexisNexis