Web & Digital Experience Strategist

I connect user experience, marketing strategy, and performance data to build better websites and customer journeys. My work spans UX, ecommerce, and conversion optimization, from identifying opportunities to designing, launching, and evaluating improvements.

Platforms and tools I work with:
$4M+ Client ad spend across managed accounts
100+ Pages shipped and managed
40+ A/B tests implemented per year
7 yrs In UX & conversion design
Connected expertise

Strategy, experience, and performance working together.

My background combines UX and digital design for skincare brands with conversion strategy for agency clients. I bring those perspectives together to create experiences that serve users and support business goals.

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Web & UX Strategy

I translate audience needs and business priorities into clear, usable digital experiences. My work spans website structure, responsive design, ecommerce content, and reusable visual systems that keep the experience consistent.

  • Website and customer-journey strategy
  • UX/UI, content hierarchy, and design systems
  • Ecommerce and CMS execution
02

CRO & Experimentation

I use research and performance evidence to identify friction, prioritize opportunities, and develop focused experiments. Each recommendation connects a specific user problem to a business objective and a practical way to evaluate the change.

  • A/B testing and optimization roadmaps
  • Messaging, forms, and conversion paths
  • Test implementation, QA, and analysis
03

Analytics & Performance

I bring together web analytics, behavioral insights, campaign context, and available CRM outcomes to understand performance. I translate the findings into clear recommendations and next steps for the team.

  • GA4 and behavioral analysis
  • Conversion tracking and attribution analysis
  • Performance reporting and recommendations
How I find opportunities

Start with the business goal. Understand the experience.

A useful recommendation connects what the business needs, what users are trying to accomplish, and what the evidence shows. I examine those perspectives together to decide where to focus.

Business & Audience

Define the opportunity

The question

What is the business trying to achieve, and what does the audience need to move forward?

How I approach it

I clarify objectives, audience intent, stakeholder priorities, and the role of the website or campaign. That establishes the problem to solve and what a meaningful improvement would look like.

UX & Content

Understand the experience

The question

Where are people encountering confusion, missing information, or unnecessary effort?

How I approach it

I combine user research, behavioral evidence, and UX judgment to evaluate navigation, content, visual hierarchy, and key flows. I turn those findings into focused recommendations for the experience.

Analytics & Measurement

Connect changes to outcomes

The question

What evidence will show whether the change helped users and the business?

How I approach it

I define relevant success measures, review available tracking, and evaluate results in context. Where downstream data is available, I use it to understand lead quality and business outcomes alongside conversion performance.

Landing-page strategy

A conversion-focused page gives every section a job.

There is no universal winning layout. The right hierarchy depends on intent, awareness, risk, and the offer—but every element should help visitors understand, trust, or act.

Wireframe diagram of a landing page, labeled with seven annotated zones in order down the page Link Link CTA Heading text goes here Subheading text explains the offer Body copy text fills this line fully. A second line continues the sentence. Bullet point Bullet point Bullet point Name Email Phone Company Submit THE FOLD Logo Logo Logo Logo Section heading text goes here Service Service Service Section heading text goes here Case Study Result Case Study Result Quote Name Quote Name Section heading text goes here Question Question Question Section heading text goes here Body copy text fills this centered line. A second line continues the sentence. CTA Phone Number Privacy Policy
  1. 1

    Primary + Secondary CTAs

    One primary action above the fold, one low-commitment secondary option. Never more than two — extra choices just add friction.

    Common mistake: More than two CTAs, with no primary vs. secondary styling
  2. 2

    USPs

    The reasons to believe, stated plainly, above the fold — before the visitor has to scroll to find out why they should care.

    Common mistake: No value proposition, or failing to address the visitor's pain points
  3. 3

    Trust Signals

    The logo banner right after the hero — quick, low-effort proof that real companies already trust you.

    Common mistake: Crowding the hero with trust signals early on — test badges, logos, and testimonials separately to see which actually convert
  4. 4

    Services

    What you offer, placed directly below the fold so it's the very next thing a visitor sees.

    Common mistake: Not giving an overview of the services or pain points you solve — this should come early in the page
  5. 5

    Case Studies & Stories

    Proof it works, told through real outcomes — placed toward the middle of the page once interest is already established.

    Common mistake: Vague testimonials with no real results or numbers attached
  6. 6

    FAQ & Qualifying Info

    Objection-handling and self-qualification content toward the bottom, for visitors who need more before they'll commit.

    Common mistake: FAQ placed too high on the page, with questions that don't address real pain points
  7. 7

    Final CTA

    One last, unmistakable next step at the very bottom, for everyone who scrolled the whole way down.

    Common mistake: A generic "Submit" button with zero urgency
Selected work

Strategy translated into digital experiences.

Explore work across UX, ecommerce, and conversion optimization, including the business challenge, my contribution, and the evidence behind each decision.

Case study image

The Challenge

Paid search leads were coming in, but the intake page treated every practice area the same and hadn't been rebuilt in years — cost per consultation kept climbing while the site stayed untouched.

The Approach

  • AdsSplit campaigns by practice area so search intent matched the offer, instead of one generic "law firm" campaign competing for every keyword.
  • Landing PagesRebuilt the intake page around a single clear next step — schedule a consultation — instead of a long list of practice areas and attorney bios.
  • TrackingConnected call tracking and form fills to which leads actually became signed clients, not just submitted forms.

The Results

+118%Consultation requests
-27%Cost per consultation
60 daysTo full ramp
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The Challenge

One of the most competitive PI markets in the country — cost per click kept climbing, and the firm couldn't tell which campaigns were bringing in real cases versus tire-kickers.

The Approach

  • AdsRebuilt bidding and targeting around case value instead of click volume, cutting spend on searches that never turn into retainers.
  • Landing PagesBuilt dedicated pages for each injury type instead of one general "personal injury" page trying to speak to everyone.
  • TrackingTied signed retainers back to the exact campaign and injury type that generated them, not just the lead source.

The Results

2.4xQualified case volume
-19%Cost per signed case
45 daysTo positive ROI
Case study image

The Challenge

Free trial signups were high, but the team couldn't tell serious buyers from noise, and tracking stopped at signup — nobody could connect a trial back to a closed-won deal.

The Approach

  • AdsShifted targeting toward the audience segments that historically converted to paid, not just anyone who'd click "start free trial."
  • Landing PagesRebuilt the trial signup flow to qualify intent upfront instead of optimizing purely for signup volume.
  • TrackingConnected trial signups through to closed-won deals in the CRM, so spend could be judged on revenue, not signups.

The Results

+64%Trial-to-paid rate
-23%Cost per paid customer
50 daysTo full ramp
Discuss My Experience
Tools & resources

Practical tools for better optimization decisions.

I build resources that make performance questions easier to explore. The A/B Test Win Rate Calculator helps teams review testing progress, compare scenarios, and discuss what their results mean.

Testing Progress

Review completed tests and win rate against a target.

Scenario Planning

Explore how future test outcomes could affect overall results.

Performance Context

Bring testing activity and conversion trends into the same discussion.

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Testimonials

What people I've worked with say

“Alex is the optimal balance of right-brained creativity and left-brained analyticity. His expertise in UI/UX has added immeasurable value to our team and all three of the Colgate-Palmolive skin health brands. He single-handedly executed a full site redesign for EltaMD, and builds conversion-driving Amazon product pages, Amazon A+ content, and emails for all three brands on a regular basis. He is efficient, flexible, detail-oriented, and excels across multiple creative mediums.”

Shannon Belsky Shannon Belsky Director of Creative Operations, Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group

“I had the pleasure of designing alongside Alex at Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group for several years. He was our team sounding board and excelled at keeping brand standards consistent across all mediums. With a strong eye for detail he was always who I would ask for feedback with projects I worked on. Skilled in all things design with a focus on UX-UI, Alex is a tremendous asset and an all around joy to work with.”

Veronica S. Veronica S. Graphic Design & Marketing, Colgate-Palmolive Skin Health Group

“Alex's commitment to his craft, ability to quickly adapt, and user-centric design approach truly set him apart. Alex has proven to be quite nimble throughout the creative process. At times projects have had to quickly pivot and he never gets unnerved. He consistently produces high-quality work and brings a fresh perspective to our projects. His proactive approach and dedication make him a great addition to any team.”

FAQ

How I approach digital experience.

How I connect strategy, user needs, and performance evidence to move work forward.

My experience spans brand websites, ecommerce, B2B websites, and lead-generation landing pages. I’ve worked across UX, ecommerce content, digital campaigns, and brand systems, alongside experimentation, conversion strategy, and landing-page optimization across multiple industries.

I clarify the objective, review the current experience, and use available research and performance data to identify opportunities. From there, I prioritize recommendations, shape the content and UX, and define how we’ll evaluate the change.

CRO connects my design background with performance analysis. It gives me a structured way to investigate user friction, test ideas, and measure outcomes. I apply that thinking across messaging, content hierarchy, forms, and customer journeys.

I stay involved from analysis through execution, including CRO strategy, design, technical and sales copywriting, final builds, and QA. Throughout the process, I collaborate with MarTech and PPC analysts to align the experience, tracking, and campaign goals.

I work with PPC, creative, account management, and MarTech teams to align campaign goals, messaging, tracking, and the website experience. I translate findings into clear recommendations and support shared learning through workshops and experimentation practices.

I use GA4, heatmaps, ad platform data, and available CRM data to understand performance and guide optimization. I partner with PPC specialists to align the experience after the click with audience intent and campaign messaging.

Let's talk

Let's build better digital experiences.

I'm interested in opportunities across web strategy, digital experience, and optimization where I can combine analytical thinking with hands-on execution. Get in touch to discuss a role or walk through my work.