Tucker WilliamsUX & Product Design Leader

I lead design teams that make large, complicated products feel simple.

New products and established ones, from first concept to delivery.

Experience

  1. 2014–2026

    Publicis Sapient

    Associate Creative Director, Experience; previously UX Lead

    Experience strategy and design for enterprise clients in government, retail, and industrial B2B. Managed designers at every level, including reviews and hiring, and led cross-discipline teams of up to ten.

  2. 2010–2014

    Amplifi Commerce

    UX Lead & Experience Architect

    UX strategy and design for retail commerce, for brands including Express, Michael Kors, Movado, and Rooms To Go.

  3. Earlier

    Nokia, Handango

Selected work

More projects
  • Hubbell

    Unified more than 30 subsidiary brand sites under a shared component set and taxonomy, through workshops with 30+ stakeholders including senior VPs. It laid the groundwork for the One Hubbell site, which kept each brand's identity.

  • Aviall, a Boeing company

    UX lead on the launch that moved parts distribution to direct online commerce. I owned the IA, wireframes, and prototypes for a catalog of more than two million items.

  • Nuveen

    Hands-on design of a banker-facing workflow for onboarding clients into new financial products, along with the review-and-approval flow for the internal teams behind it.

  • Ram Tool

    Took over client conversations when the project stalled, and guided the internal team, product included, to frame the work around users, data, and outcomes. We were back on track quickly and delivered on time, and the client invited me back for innovation work.

  • Handango

    Designed device selection for a mobile software marketplace, so buyers saw only software their phone could run. It tripled conversion and cut returns 60%.

Clients

B2B & industrial 6

ABC Supply, Hubbell, Aviall (a Boeing company), Oregon Tool, Ram Tool, United Technologies

Retail & ecommerce 11

Home Depot, JCPenney, Grupo Coppel, GameStop, Barnes & Noble, Lululemon, Express, Rooms To Go, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, Movado

Consumer brands 3

Johnson & Johnson, Altria, Amway

Financial services 2

MUFG Union Bank, Nuveen

Automotive 4

Ford, Firestone, Discount Tire, Polaris

Technology & telecom 4

Intel, Verizon, Nokia, Monster Worldwide

Public sector 1

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Capabilities

Leadership · Design practice · Product · AI · ToolsShow allHide
Leadership
  • Team building: roles, hiring, promotion
  • Craft leadership: quality, critique
  • Facilitation: alignment without authority
  • Stakeholder alignment: cross-functional, executive
  • Org design: operating models
  • Mentorship and coaching
Design practice
  • Information architecture: taxonomy, content governance
  • Journey and service design
  • Directing user research and usability testing
  • Heuristic evaluation: 32 clients, 12 industries
  • Prototyping: testable, right fidelity
  • Accessibility: WCAG
Product
  • Product strategy: business cases
  • Discovery and validation
  • Measurement: UX metrics, KPIs
AI
  • AI prototyping: hours, not weeks
  • AI-accelerated documentation
  • Designing for generative AI
Tools
  • Figma · Figma Make · Axure · Claude Code · Gemini · Copilot

AI in my process

I use AI where it shortens the distance between an idea and something people can react to. The judgment calls still sit with me and the team.

I also designed and built this site with Claude Code, along with a private review mode and weekly analytics.

How I work

Build shared ground before arguing structure

People who disagree about structure usually disagree about who they're serving. I get agreement on that first, then let the group reach the structure together.

Earn adoption instead of requiring it

Some of my most lasting work had no mandate behind it. I bring product and engineering in early, so a proposal reaches leadership with their support already behind it.

Make it testable

I put real designs in front of people before a team commits, while risky assumptions are still cheap to change.

Let's talk.

I'm looking for a Director, Head of UX, or Senior Design Manager role. I'm based in Dallas–Fort Worth, open to remote or hybrid work, and would consider relocating for the right one. I'm happy to walk through any of this work in more depth.

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