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Part portfolio. Part Experiment.

This space is where art meets design. It’s a living archive of projects that excite me, a playground for exploration, and a window into my process.

University of Oregon Lundquist College of Business
M.S. Sports Product Management Candidate

Featured Work

Wellness on the Road  TRANSPORTATION  /  01

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An AI-powered solution that enhances driver health with  on demand access to healthier food options.

Unified Critical Data  PUBLIC SAFETY  /  02

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An AI-powered solution that enhances driver health with  on demand access to healthier food options.

Inheritance  DEATH & LEGACY  /  03

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Explore mortality using hypothetical scenarios and morbid prompts to spark meaningful conversations.

Museum Experiences  INTERACTIVE DESIGN  /  04

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In my pre-UX era (circa 2008-2010), I was an interactive production designer back before trying to explain your job in the early days of digital design was more difficult than 2025.

Appointment Exchange.             HEALTHCARE  /  05

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An AI-powered solution that enhances driver health with  on demand access to healthier food options.​​​

911 Video Livestreaming  PUBLIC SAFETY  /  03

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Explore mortality using hypothetical scenarios and morbid prompts to spark meaningful conversations.​

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Experience spanning from startups to Fortune 500 companies, all united by a bold vision to shape the future.

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PART PORFOLIO

 EXPERIMENT

A dynamic record of exploration, trial, and transformation—where sketches, chaotic drafts, and unfinished ideas capture the creative process in motion, shaping what comes next.

Works on Paper

NO PHONES ALLOWED  UX RESEARCH  /  01

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Explore how I've used sketching to capture data on customer visits in sensitive environments across military and emergency response teams.

Coming Soon

Figure Drawing  FINE ARTS  /  02

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Sketching is chaos. It's messy, fast, and imperfect—the raw, unfiltered fragmented mess capturing  a body in movement across pages.​

Coming Soon

© 2025 by Bridget Everett in Seattle, WA

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