Portfolio

The work, shown plainly

Call notes, annotated intake forms, question maps, and the pages they became. No mockups staged for a portfolio, just the artifacts each engagement actually produced.

Boutique hotel lobby in morning light with guest journey planning cards on a wooden table

Question Map

Meridian Dental Studio

The map that set the new-patient page order.

Overhead journey mapping table with note cards grouped into four clusters

First Visit Guide

Brightleaf Pediatric

The walkthrough parents now read before the waiting room.

Bayline House booking page for the Garden King room with grouped details beside the reservation panel

Deliverable

Meridian Dental Studio

The reorganized new-patient page, in review.

Decision map diagram showing source evidence grouping into four content groups and one handoff

Question Map

Meridian Dental Studio

Recurring calls grouped into four answer areas.

Printed page sheets with pencil annotation marks and sticky flags

Annotated Record

Cedar & Main Dental

Recall messages marked up by question.

Sorted stack of guest inquiry cards with kraft paper sorting tabs

Source Material

Brightleaf Pediatric

First-visit questions sorted by worry.

Open service log notebook beside detail sheets under a brass desk lamp

Source Material

Harborview Family Medicine

Intake notes behind the four-part first session.

Calm breakfast lounge in morning light with set tables

Outcome Context

Meridian Dental Studio

The calm room the new page now describes.

How To Read This Page

Every image is a real artifact

Captured, Not Staged

Notes and screens come from working reviews, captioned with what they show and which engagement produced them.

Labeled By Role

Each artifact carries its role: source material, question map, annotated record, deliverable, or outcome context.

Claims Stay Home

A portfolio shows work, not results. Outcome numbers live with their case studies, next to what was and was not measured.

The Stories Behind These

Every artifact has a case study