Designer · systems thinker · maker

Product designer with a graphic designer’s eye and a project manager’s sense of structure.

Ky Gerbush holding her black cat against a green backdrop
Ky + her studio supervisor

I organize complicated information into products and visual systems people can actually use.

Selected work · 2026

Five ways I make complicated things clearer.

These case studies cover product interfaces, identities, campaigns, prototypes, and operational systems. I show the real work I can document.

EvolvTrack health dashboard showing weight, medication, wellness, cost, and editable daily inputs

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EvolvTrack

Complex health data → clear daily action

Role
Product design, information architecture, UI/UX, and implementation collaboration
Result
A shipped responsive product that keeps dense medication and health records legible and editable.

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How I work

Find the structure. Make it tangible. Carry it through.

01

Define the real problem

Start by naming who the work is for, what they need, and what could get in the way.

02

Choose the right fidelity

Sketch early while the question is still open. Polish when detail will help someone decide.

03

Make feedback useful

Give every review a question to answer, then turn the useful feedback into the next round.

04

Own the outcome

Stay involved through production and launch, where good ideas either hold up or fall apart.

Ky Gerbush

About Ky

I like making things work.

I design responsive products, brand systems, and campaigns that make complicated information easier to use.

I have worked in accessibility, education, project management, and organizational operations. That background helps me sort out competing needs and stay useful when the work gets messy.

Open to the right team

Have a complicated problem that needs a clear way through?

hello@kyleagerbush.com ↗