JMP Splash Screens
JMP 15
For this release, I introduced a more abstract visual style inspired by heat maps, using JMP’s official color palette to create a modern, data-driven aesthetic.
JMP 16
Drawing inspiration from John Sall’s signature presentation style, I hand-sketched statistical imagery to bring a playful, human touch to the splash screen—celebrating JMP’s analytical roots with a nod to its founder.
JMP 17
Building on the previous release’s hand-drawn theme, I illustrated icons representing JMP’s most popular and recognizable platforms, creating a splash screen that felt both personal and product-forward.
JMP Lab/Early Adopter
At JMP, I led usability research efforts through the JMP Lab and Early Adopter Program—two key initiatives designed to gather early user feedback on pre-production software releases. The JMP Lab was conducted during Discovery Summits, offering guided usability sessions with new features, while the Early Adopter Program provided opt-in access for users to explore upcoming releases in their own environments.
These programs served multiple purposes: increasing visibility of new features, identifying usability issues and bugs, and collecting actionable insights to inform future development. I facilitated structured feedback loops, designed guided exercises, and synthesized findings to help shape product direction—ensuring that user voices were embedded in every release cycle.
