Building financial confidence for the next generation — designed and shipped from inside the codebase.
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The Intuit Education Platform brings free financial literacy to classrooms — serving three very different audiences at once: teachers who assign and track, students who learn, and admins who manage it all. [Add the specific problem: what was broken, fragmented, or missing when you started.]
My role as lead was to set a single product vision and a design language that could hold all three experiences together.
Rather than handing static mockups to engineering, I worked directly in the repo. Using Cursor and Claude, I translated design decisions into real components, branched from GitHub, and opened pull requests so design and engineering reviewed the same living artifact.
The result was a dramatically shorter loop: an idea could go from concept to a reviewable, production-quality component in a single sitting.
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