At Salesforce, I helped shape Generative Canvas, a new way to generate Lightning experiences on demand using trusted enterprise context and the Salesforce design language. The goal was simple. Make complex work feel lighter, faster, and more controllable, without turning the UI into a magic trick no one trusts.
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My role sat at the intersection of product design, system design, and prototyping. Salesforce had multiple design systems in the wild, and even the “official” one carried drift across surfaces. Generative Canvas raised the stakes because the interface could assemble itself. I created patterns and token approaches built for ephemeral UI, then pressure-tested them through prototypes and real workflows to make sure the experience stayed clear, safe, and on brand.

What I focused on
- Clear user control, provenance, and review before actions
- Consistent composition that still felt like Salesforce
- Guardrails for enterprise trust, including permissions and redaction
- Interaction patterns that scale across teams, not one-off demos