SubHQ

A construction operations platform for bids, schedules, assets, and handoffs.

SubHQ was a web app for construction workflows: bids, schedules, assets, handoffs, and the messy coordination between them. The product never launched commercially, but the design work covered the hard part: turning a dense operational space into screens people could actually use.

Work completed

• Designed a full Figma component library: tables, forms, modals, drag-and-drop states, and dense admin patterns
• Mapped flows for bidding, scheduling, and asset handoff
• Built interactive prototypes for review and internal testing
• Documented components and patterns clearly enough for implementation
• Created a visual system that could stretch across product screens and marketing surfaces

Collaboration

• Worked with product and engineering to separate core requirements from nice-to-have ideas
• Used feedback cycles to tighten flows and remove confusion
• Adjusted the system as scope changed, without rebuilding the whole thing every time

Role

• UI and UX design
• Interface and component systems
• Prototyping
• Documentation for implementation

Outcome

The result was a complete product design system: components, flows, and prototypes for a complicated field-operations tool with multiple user types and very little room for vague UI.

What this demonstrates

• Reusable product UI systems for dense operational workflows
• Component thinking across tables, forms, modals, navigation, and state-heavy screens
• Translation of messy product requirements into structured interface patterns
• Design documentation shaped for implementation, not just presentation
• Ability to work with product and engineering constraints as scope changes