KALANI GROWNEY

What I can help with

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• UX/UI Design

  On HIT, I designed the swipe-to-vote interaction so answering a poll takes a second and actually makes you want to come back. Work Journey needed that same ease in its daily journal flow, or people would stop writing.

• Product Design

  On HIT, I had to decide what a campus poll app actually needed and cut everything else. Work Journey called for the same discipline: ship something real people would use, not a feature list.

• Mobile Development

  I built HIT as an iOS app and shipped it through TestFlight. When it crashed in production, I traced it back to a mismatch in environment settings between my local machine and the build server.

• Web Development

  I built both the Work Journey site and the Giveloha page that opens when someone taps a hat. Whether it's a journal entry or an NFC tap, the site has to just work, every time.

• Brand Identity

  Giveloha started as hats for Hawaiian conservation, not a donation form. The visuals, the Instagram presence, and the product itself all had to feel like one thing, and people are still wearing the hats.

• Design Systems

  HIT and Work Journey share the same components, type, and color logic so nothing feels inconsistent from screen to screen. That's what lets me move fast without the product falling apart.