CASE STUDY
Coded prototype / Design engineering
Elevate↗
How I created and scaled a lightweight design prototype into a cross-functional source of truth, a research platform, and evidence for a major product redesign.
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Systems
PeopleSeattle, WA
47.6062° N
122.3321° WIndependent thinking.
Shared possibilities.
Systems
PeopleSeattle, WA
47.6062° N
122.3321° WIndependent thinking.
Shared possibilities.
A practice in possibilityPortfolio
Clarityfromcomplexity.
I design products and experiences
that are easy to use. Simple as that.
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Case Studies
Big systems.
Human details.Case Studies
A selection of work at the intersection of enterprise platforms, intelligent tools, and the people who use them.
CASE STUDY
Microsoft / Power Apps / AI & interaction
AI-powered forms↗
Bringing contextual AI into the everyday work of capturing data. Less friction, more control, and a person always in the loop.
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Microsoft / Dynamics 365 / Design systems
A more Fluent CRM↗
Modernizing a mature enterprise platform, from individual design tokens to the experience of millions of people.
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Microsoft / Product team / Design leadership
From ambiguity to alignment↗
A focused design sprint to explore AI, align a cross-functional team, and turn ideas into tangible experiences.
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My latest work, ideas, and experiments.
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Meet Asa
I’m Asa, a Seattle-based product designer who finds clarity in complex problems.
My work spans enterprise experiences, design systems, and AI-powered interactions. At Microsoft, I’ve led design work across Power Apps and the CRM platform behind Dynamics 365.
I care about the whole experience: the small interaction, the system around it, and the team that brings it to life.
Outside the screen, you’ll usually find me somewhere in the Pacific Northwest—climbing, fishing, hiking, camping, or snowboarding.
LinkedIn ↗Career / 2009 — Now
Microsoft2018 — Now