Product Designer

CHRISWOODALL

I design the tools people rely on to get real work done under pressure, from bank agents mid-call to complex enterprise workflows. I've been that user, so I design from how the work actually happens.


Selected Work

Case Studies

04 Projects
01
Financial Services Workflow Redesign Enterprise UX

Modernizing a Legacy Payments Experience

Redesigned a system-driven payments workflow into a conversational experience aligned with how agents guide customers on live calls.

Used by thousands of bank agents · Removed a redundant review screen · In production

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02
AI-Assisted UX Call Center Tools Net-New Design

Conversational Agent Assist Panel

Designed a net-new embedded AI panel that let agents get plain-language answers from internal resources without leaving their workflow.

Used by every agent on its platform · LLM-powered · V2 driven by agent feedback

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03
Compliance UX Voice-Triggered Design Solo Project

Automated Regulatory Disclosure Delivery

Replaced manual, verbatim disclosure reading with a voice-triggered playback system, removing compliance outcomes from an agent's memory under pressure.

Self-initiated solo project · Helped reduce compliance violations · In production

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04
Personal Project Dashboard Design Agentic UX

Homelab Monitoring Dashboard

Designed and built an AI-integrated monitoring dashboard from scratch for a personal homelab server, with an embedded AI command interface.

Designed and built with Claude Code · AI acts within set limits · 10+ services

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Designing for people doing hard things

Before design, I spent eight years as an Air Force hydraulics craftsman, then worked the phones as an agent at USAA and Discover. For the past 7+ years, I've designed enterprise tools for people doing that kind of demanding work, mostly in financial services.

I know what it's like to search for an answer while a customer waits on the line, so I design for that moment: fewer clicks, clear next steps, and nothing left to memory.

My approach balances deep research, iterative design, and close collaboration with engineering teams to ship products that actually get used.