About
Daniel Neath
I’m a product designer with nine years of experience. Technology, education, government, fashion, and entertainment are just some of the industries I’ve served.
I lead design systems and end-to-end UX for complex, data-dense software. At Cole Engineering Services, I lead a design system that unified the UI across every project. That work helped the team win its contract renewal. I own the UX for 11 mission-critical projects, and I partner with engineers on a design-to-code pipeline and AI workflows that keep design and code in sync.
My background in graphic and motion design shapes how I work. I turn complicated problems into simple answers that serve users and the business. People I’ve worked with would describe me as patient, curious, and a little obsessed with details. I care about the small things because that’s where a product earns people’s trust.
Outside of work, I build interaction experiments to try out new ideas for how interfaces move and respond. Away from the screen, I spend my days outdoors. I’m also into , , and making .
Employment & recognition
Experience
Lead a design system adopted across every project, which unified the UI, made WCAG 2.1 AA the accessibility baseline, and helped secure the team's contract renewal. Own end-to-end UX for 11 mission-critical projects, partnering with developers on a Figma-to-code token pipeline, and building AI workflows that help developers and coding agents build the right components and audit for accessibility. Led UX/UI for two hackathons that helped win new contracts.
Turned complex research data into clear visualizations that cut comprehension time for non-technical stakeholders, and built reusable visual frameworks that kept every deliverable consistent and on time.
Produced logos, motion graphics, and 3D renders that strengthened a K-12 education brand, kept it consistent across every deliverable, and supported its marketing campaigns.
Designed infographics and data visualizations that increased engagement with legal education content, and created culturally responsive visual materials for global rule of law programs.
Animated 18th-century Piranesi architectural illustrations in 2D and 3D, which increased website engagement with the archive's collections and made historical content easier to teach with.
Designed motion graphics for math training modules that made complex concepts easier to understand, working with educators to keep them accurate and clear for diverse learners.
Created logos and animations to client brand goals and guidelines, managing feedback and delivering several projects at once, on schedule.
Awards