Hey y’all! 👋🏾 I’m Indigo
I design systems that turn complex processes into products people actually use, behind the scenes and in everyday life.
Product Designer at Amazon Alexa, building enterprise and consumer systems that power AI-driven experiences.
Redesigning Alexa's Enterprise Console — Enterprise Platform · Ongoing
Teaching Alexa's AI to Talk — Conversational UX · 2024
Making Alexa Feel at Home on the Big Screen — Multimodal Design · 2023
Personalized Alexa, Anywhere You Stay — Trust & Privacy Design · 2024
Designing Reliable Communication Alerts — Multimodal Design · 2023
Designing Voice Guidance for Alexa TV Setup · Consumer Research · 2023
What People Are Saying
“Indigo thrives in cross-team collaboration, expertly balancing customer advocacy with constraints and tight deadlines. Her ability to produce high-quality designs efficiently is exceptional.”
— Design Leader"Indigo's superpower is her ability to translate complex technical concepts into user-centric solutions. She consistently reframes technically-focused discussions through a customer lens."
— Software Dev Engineer"Indigo goes above and beyond to deliver designs. She did an impressive competitive analysis, outlined the entire flow, and made a massive visual improvement over a weekend, all without being asked."
— Senior Product Manager"Indigo is exceptional at taking complex procedures, breaking them down into key steps, and formulating an intuitive experience that works backwards from customer problems."
— Senior Design ManagerDesigner by training.
Problem solver by nature.
I'm a Southern-born Product Designer with a BFA in Graphic Design and a UXD certification from General Assembly. Over the last five years at Amazon, I've shaped multi-platform experiences from smart-device setups to enterprise tools that help organizations support the people they serve. I thrive in complexity: asking sharp questions, translating ambiguity into clarity, and making products feel effortless to use.
Outside of work, you’ll find me building a LEGO set, rearranging my space like it’s a mood board, chasing whatever side quest looks fun that week, or keeping up with my 13-year-old pug.