Interface Design
Interface design is about turning complexity into clarity, designing clear, intuitive interfaces for complex systems by reducing cognitive load and aligning layouts and interactions with real user behavior. My work emphasizes thoughtful hierarchy, meaningful feedback, iterative improvement, and consistency throughout.
Examples
The following examples highlight my approach to designing complex, data-dense interfaces. Each focuses on clarity, decision-making, and usability in real-world operational systems. Click on them to view them larger.
A digital twin, powered by agentic AI and complex datasets.
This AI-enabled digital twin helps airline operations teams maintain situational awareness and make rapid decisions during disruptions. The interface combines real-time alerts, geospatial flight data, and operational metrics, with AI connecting data across systems to surface impacts, recommended actions, and cost implications. Users can explore affected flights, run simulations, and dig deeper through cost analysis.
An autonomous cargo drone control and monitoring interface.
This command-and-control interface supports autonomous cargo drone operations in controlled airspace environments, combining real-time telemetry, operator messaging, and ground movement planning into a single workspace. A map-based Taxi-in Route Builder allows operators to construct ground routes directly on an airport layout, translating spatial intent into executable paths while supporting safe human oversight.
For this design, I was given the Meritorious Invention Award from Jeppesen leadership.
This spatial interface was designed for an airline Operations Control Center using Apple Vision Pro, enabling ops controllers to manage real-time flight status, crew alerts, aircraft health, and weather conditions in a spatial environment. By using a mixed reality space rather than a single screen, the design supports situational awareness, rapid context switching, and lower cognitive load during high-pressure decision-making.
For my work in spatial design and immersive interfaces, I won a Jeppesen-wide hackathon and was given the Digital Solutions Special Inventor Award.
The future of airline Operations Control Centers?
This airport status dashboard was designed for use in an airline Operations Control Center to provide a clear, comparative view of network-wide operational risk. It visualizes weather advisories, arrival and departure volumes, and probability of disruption directly on a shared timeline, allowing controllers to quickly assess conditions across multiple airports. Interactive details surface affected flights, forecasts, and advisories, helping teams anticipate downstream impacts and prioritize operational responses.