Taylor Reed / Brand designer / Demo profile

Lead the work. Protect the idea.

A refined portfolio for design leads, with selected work, skills, leadership experience, case studies, testimonials, and contact.

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Neighbors

What collaborators noticed.

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The work got clearer for the team, and the decisions were easier to explain.

Product lead
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They held the quality of the interface without losing the schedule.

Engineering manager

Selected work

Sample projects. Replace the titles, images, and links with your own work.

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Leadership, in practice.

Add your real roles, dates, and what you were responsible for.

Present / Your team

Design lead

Describe the teams, the product area, and the decisions you hold.

Dates / Organization

Earlier leadership

Add a real role and what changed because of your work.

Ongoing

What I want next

The kind of problem, team, or collaboration you are looking for.

How the work is led.

Direction, critique, and the systems a team can keep using. Edit these so they match your practice.

Direction

The problem, the audience, and the quality bar.

Teams

Critique, hiring, and reviews that improve the work.

Systems

Patterns that keep a product recognizable as it grows.

A careful next step.

A refined portfolio for design leads, with selected work, skills, leadership experience, case studies, testimonials, and contact.

Design notes

Process, decisions, and the thinking behind the work. Sample notes stay drafts until you publish them.

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Notes

The long way around a short idea

6 min read

Avery ColeEditor

A first draft is allowed to wander. The published one should know exactly where it is going, and why.

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Product

What we shipped this spring

4 min read

Jonah ReedProduct lead

Three changes customers asked for, the one we decided not to build, and what we learned from both.

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Training

A quieter kind of strength

5 min read

Lauren BrooksHead coach

The session that looks easy from the doorway is usually the one that was earned over months.

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