ERIKA A. WRIGHT / SENIOR PRODUCT DESIGNER

Complexity,
made clear.

I’m Erika Wright, a Senior Product Designer. I connect user needs, product strategy and hands-on delivery to make complex enterprise software work better.

Atlanta · Open to remote opportunities
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150+

client themes in scope

Design + build

interaction design through frontend delivery

11+ years

in product & interface design

Enterprise complexity.
One considered system.

SELECTED WORK / 01—03

Selected product work.

Different challenges.
The same care from intent to delivery.

01 / SELECTED WORKV5 Modernization

Shared foundation.
Room for variation.

  1. Shared patterns
  2. Brand variables
  3. Migration workflow

Project scope · Branded-program migration

Design systems · Responsive design · Delivery

Make the migration repeatable.

A responsive migration became an opportunity to change how programs were built, checked, and maintained.

My role
Owner
Scope
Branded-program migration
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02 / SELECTED WORKRewards Shopping

Find a reward.
Keep your context.

  1. Browse categories
  2. Keep orientation
  3. Return a level

Project scope · Mobile navigation · design through release

Interaction design · Mobile navigation · Collaboration

Make the reward easier to reach.

How a mobile navigation prototype turned stakeholder concern into a shared direction—and a shipped experience.

My role
Lead Designer
Scope
Mobile navigation · design through release
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03 / SELECTED WORKV6 Inheritance

Change the system.
Keep the brand.

  1. Shared styles
  2. Brand variables
  3. Batch validation

Project scope · Catalog layout + style inheritance

Design systems · Multi-brand theming · Validation

Change the system. Keep the brand.

A shared styling foundation removed repeated page edits while leaving room for programs to remain distinct.

My role
Owner · Design + shared styles
Scope
Catalog layout + style inheritance
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HOW I WORK

From the first question
to the working product.

Design ownership includes the decisions
and the delivery that follow.

01

Frame the right problem.

In the claims study, separate missing evidence from unresolved eligibility rules before proposing a new flow.

Discovery · workflow analysis · stakeholder alignment
02

Make the decisions visible.

In the rewards catalog, connect search, comparison and recovery while retaining the existing redemption rules.

Flows · prototypes · design critique
03

Build a system that holds.

For V5, distinguish shared participant patterns from the brand and content variations each program needs.

Design systems · accessibility · responsive UI
04

Stay through the release.

Carry interaction decisions into working interfaces. Explore the Porcelain & Paper component reference for responsive states and implementation examples.

Frontend · validation · release coordination
THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

A designer who
stays curious.

My foundation is in graphic design. My work grew from marketing into engineering, where I learned to connect user needs, business priorities and the realities of enterprise software.

I bring product judgment, hands-on frontend craft and the communication needed to keep cross-functional teams moving toward the same outcome.

Extu / Incentive Solutions
2016–2025
Yellowpages.com
2014–2016
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THE NEXT CHAPTER

Let’s make
something matter.

Building a team that values clear thinking,
thoughtful craft and end-to-end ownership?

Atlanta · Open to remote opportunities