Senior Lead Product Designer · Vertical SaaS

Designing clarity
in the complex.

I make complex, regulated software clear enough to trust and simple enough to use.

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Currently at  Moxie is the operating system for aesthetic practices.
Selected work Five projects · 2022–2026
Good Faith Exam review on mobile
01 · Moxie

The Good Faith Exam

Rebuilding a one-tap approve/decline into a structured, defensible clinical review.

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Moxie Pulse dashboard
02 · Moxie

Moxie Pulse

An internal tool I scoped, built with Claude Code, and shipped org-wide, turning calls into signal.

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Moxie treatment plan templates
03 · Moxie

Living Treatment Plans

A design-led, net-new feature: plans that evolve across a client's course of care.

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Overgrad custom field builder
04 · Overgrad

Custom Fields

Bringing each school's spreadsheet into the product as typed, governed data.

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Overgrad dashboards with live charts
05 · Overgrad

Custom Lists & Dashboards

Self-serve reporting and live visualization that ended weekly BI exports.

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About How I work

The best operational software fits seamlessly into the user's workflow and feels invisible.

I'm the Senior Lead Product Designer at Moxie and its founding designer, leading end-to-end design across the operating system for aesthetic practices: EMR, scheduling, payments, and compliance in one place. Working with product and engineering, I find the best solution and the most logical path to build it. Alongside that, I've built out and now lead our design team.

I care about precision: the right word in an interface, the right default, the contraindication that can't be allowed to slip through. I like to start a layer beneath the screen, where clarity or chaos really comes from, so before a pixel moves I know what's actually broken.

Product Design UX & Workflow Product Strategy 0→1 Vertical SaaS Healthcare / Compliance
Amy Witt

Before design, I spent years as a teacher in under-resourced schools. That's still the through-line: meet people where they are, and make the hard thing usable.