Due to a no-publish at my last employer and the desire to provide fresh content, I’m sharing this mobile-first web design from fall 2025, built with Figma Sites and AI tools.

PhishFlagger is a patented system that numbers communications to make the digital world safer. I worked with leadership to redesign their site, replacing the old Framer-based version with a clear, user-friendly experience explaining their mission, services, and PhishCounter™ protocol. The previous design was full of technical jargon and repeated themes; the streamlined redesign keeps pages focused on what users need in a friendly, approachable way. Their relaunch is planned for spring 2026.

For the design system, I used Untitled UI as a base. Its Figma-accessible, coded components provide a living foundation, while my custom components remain flexible and can map to Untitled if desired. Untitled UI generally matched the visual style I wanted, and I selected Figtree, an open-source Google font, as it closely aligns with Aviner used in the logo. The redesign was built in Figma Sites, with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Photoshop AI assisting in planning, text summarization, and image edits.

I focused on content hierarchy, flow, and clarity. This project shows how AI and modern web tools simplify design and make complex technical solutions easy to use, serving as a portfolio example of turning cybersecurity technology into a user-focused site.