Jeff Jones
Designing and building people-first digital products — where research, interface craft, and clean front-end code meet.
People-first, by discipline.
I'm a seasoned UI/UX designer and developer who builds intuitive, user-centered digital experiences — and then helps ship them. Years spent leading design teams have taught me that good design is a negotiation between what users need, what the business needs, and what's actually feasible to build.
That's the gap I like working in. I design interfaces that hold up under real use, and I'm comfortable enough in front-end code to sit with engineering and get the details right — spacing, motion, state, accessibility — instead of handing off a static file and hoping.
Experience
Lead UI/UX Designer
Innovate Design Solutions
Leading a team of designers on projects focused on user engagement and streamlined design process, from research through to production handoff.
Senior UX Designer
Creative Tech Hub
Drove user-centered design initiatives that improved product usability and measurably increased client satisfaction.
UX Designer
Pixel Perfect Studios
Partnered with cross-functional teams to design intuitive, accessible interfaces from concept through delivery.
Education
Bachelor of Design
University of Arts — foundations in visual communication and user experience.
Professional Certificate, UX Design
Interaction Design Foundation — modern methods and techniques in user experience practice.
Portfolio — coming soon
Case studies are on the way. In the meantime, get in touch and I'll walk you through recent projects directly.
Kind words
Jeff's ability to empathize with users and translate their needs into seamless designs is unmatched. His work consistently exceeds expectations.
Working with Jeff has been transformative. His leadership and design instincts have significantly elevated our projects.
Jeff's people-first approach shows in every project he takes on — thoughtful, detailed, and genuinely creative.
Let's build something people actually enjoy using.
Have a project, a role, or just a design problem worth talking through? Send a note.