(a) hello

Jennifer Louise

Product engineerturning friction into flow.

Almost a decade turning ideas into products people actually use, from the first sketch to the final release. AI is part of how I work now, so I can try more ideas and ship the good ones sooner.

currently
Codeway
previously
Scopely · Thoughtworks · Marfeel
(b) my products

Things I've built

Designed and built by me, from first idea to production.

Navizo

The friction
Trip plans scattered across group chats, notes and maps.
The flow
Plan routes, keep the details and track costs, alone or together.

Oomphit

The friction
Selling preloved clothes means writing the same listing over and over.
The flow
One photo becomes a ready-to-post Vinted listing, with a little extra oomph.

Mi ArmariProof of concept

The friction
We used to borrow clothes from sisters and flatmates. Now we all live apart.
The flow
A private wardrobe between friends: share outfits, browse each other’s pieces and ask to borrow.

Volcano Drop

The friction
I wanted to play a game, not spend ages searching for the right one.
The flow
A tiki-themed puzzle game with 50 levels, treasure, bombs and a shared leaderboard.

Photography

The friction
Thousands of photos, and Instagram was the only place they ended up.
The flow
A more artistic home for my photography, with its own admin panel for uploads and collections.
(c) client work

Built for others

Websites and apps shaped around what a business needs.

Clinic ManagerProof of concept

The friction
Patient records, appointments and history spread across spreadsheets.
The flow
One place for records, scheduling and patient history.

Property Manager

The friction
Rentals and bookings managed by hand.
The flow
Properties, bookings and operations together in one view.
your project?

This could be you

Have an idea that needs a website or an app? Pick the features it needs and get a rough timeline.

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(d) how i work

Careful by default

  • Listen before building.Understand where the friction really is first.
  • Small, steady steps.Ship in pieces people can try and react to.
  • The details matter.Accessibility, speed and the moments in between.
(e) say hello

Have a role or a project in mind?

I'm always happy to talk about products, UX, the systems behind them, or a website you'd like to exist. You can also find me on LinkedIn.