I'm Savannah!Product Designer based in Indianapolis, IN
I notice the little things. Then I make them better.
Combined four disconnected admissions tools into a single workflow with AI-assisted checks, cutting referral processing from up to 30 minutes to under 5.
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Replaced a row of hard-to-use dropdowns with a slide-out panel featuring select all, in-filter search, and saved searches.
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A self-initiated concept that adds ratings, summaries, and filters to a cover-only discovery page, and stops the same books from repeating.
View case study →A concept for a point of sale that listens one seat at a time and fills in the order as guests talk, so “no onion” and “bring it out first” never get lost.
Coming soonI've loved design and programming for about as long as I can remember. In middle school, I asked for Photoshop for Christmas one year, and around the same age I taught myself to code just to see what I could make. I never really stopped.
I also spent ten years working in restaurants, and it still shapes how I design. I know what it feels like to use a slow, confusing system in the middle of a rush, with someone waiting on the other side of it. Those years made me pretty calm when things get busy.
At a healthcare software startup, I worked closely with product managers, engineers, and clinical staff to design for admissions teams who were juggling four different systems just to bring one patient in. Making their day easier is the kind of work I want to keep doing. I have a master's in Human-Computer Interaction Design from Indiana University, and these days I'm especially curious about designing AI experiences that people can actually trust.
Away from the screen, you'll find me reading, making pottery, and tending to my house plants.
If you'd like to chat, say 👋 hello at savroe@gmail.com.