James Rayo

Product Designer

I give people confidence to navigate complex experiences.

I started out wanting to be a lawyer. Working as a legal assistant showed me how work could wear people down and left little room for the things people actually cared about. I found myself constantly looking for ways to make work easier. Design became the way I could do that.

I started out wanting to be a lawyer. Working as a legal assistant showed me how work could wear people down and left little room for the things people actually cared about. I found myself constantly looking for ways to make work easier. Design became the way I could do that.

I most recently prototyped to help research how gamers understand next-level gaming hardware at HP/HyperX. I’ve also designed a dashboard to help real-estate agents manage workflows and move people into their homes faster. I spent two years as a self-taught freelance designer, creating digital spaces that help small business make a living from their products and services.

I most recently prototyped to help research how gamers understand next-level gaming hardware at HP/HyperX. I’ve also designed a dashboard to help real-estate agents manage workflows and move people into their homes faster. I spent two years as a self-taught freelance designer, creating digital spaces that help small business make a living from their products and services.

Professionally

  • Prototyped software for gaming hardware @ HP/HyperX

  • Designed the flagship dashboard experience @ Atlas Agent

  • Created web experiences for small businesses as a freelancer

  • Worked in legal @ Uber/law offices

Amateurly

I'm probably sweating playing basketball or board games, making too much bread, or cooking up something else to share.

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Professionally

  • Prototyped software for gaming hardware @ HP/HyperX

  • Designed the flagship dashboard experience @ Atlas Agent

  • Created web experiences for small businesses as a freelancer

  • Worked in legal @ Uber/law offices

  • Prototyped software for gaming hardware @ HP/HyperX

  • Designed the flagship dashboard experience @ Atlas Agent

  • Created web experiences for small businesses as a freelancer

  • Worked in legal @ Uber/law offices

Amateurly

I'm probably sweating playing basketball or board games, making too much bread, or cooking up something else to share.

I'm probably sweating playing basketball or board games, making too much bread, or cooking up something else to share.

Currently

I gotta go make some sourdough now.

Thanks for stopping by!

©

2025

James Rayo. All rights reserved.

Currently

I gotta go make some sourdough now.

Thanks for stopping by!

©

2025

James Rayo. All rights reserved.

Currently

I gotta go make some sourdough now.

Thanks for stopping by!

©

2025

James Rayo. All rights reserved.

James Rayo

Product Designer

I give people confidence to navigate complex experiences.

I started out wanting to be a lawyer. Working as a legal assistant showed me how work could wear people down and left little room for the things people actually cared about. I found myself constantly looking for ways to make work easier. Design became the way I could do that.

I most recently prototyped to help research how gamers understand next-level gaming hardware at HP/HyperX. I’ve also designed a dashboard to help real-estate agents manage workflows and move people into their homes faster. I spent two years as a self-taught freelance designer, creating digital spaces that help small business make a living from their products and services.

Professionally

  • Prototyped software for gaming hardware @ HP/HyperX

  • Designed the flagship dashboard experience @ Atlas Agent

  • Created web experiences for small businesses as a freelancer

  • Worked in legal @ Uber/law offices

Amateurly

I'm probably sweating playing basketball or board games, making too much bread, or cooking up something else to share.

I gotta go make some sourdough now.

Thanks for stopping by!

©

2025

James Rayo. All rights reserved.

Currently

I gotta go make some sourdough now.

Thanks for stopping by!

©

2025

James Rayo. All rights reserved.