Designadvanced5+ years

Figma & UX Design Expertise

Max Fritzhand bridges the gap between design and engineering using Figma for wireframing, prototyping, and design system development. At NGA, he designed information architecture and interactive wireframes in Figma and InVision for mission planning workflows adopted by 500+ analysts. His design background — a dual major in Computer Science and Communication Design — gives him a unique ability to translate complex user needs into intuitive interfaces that engineers can implement precisely.

The Practitioner Angle

In production, Figma & UX Design isn't just about syntax — it's about predictable outcomes. Most teams struggle with Figma & UX Design when systems scale beyond a single engineer. I focus on building sustainable patterns that support rapid growth.

Typical Engagement: Solving scalability & flakiness

Experience Highlights

Designed information architecture and wireframes at NGA for workflows used by 500+ analysts

Created interactive prototypes in Figma and InVision for mission planning applications

Developed design system tokens and component specifications bridging design and code

Applied dual CS/Communication Design background to complex UX challenges in medical and defense domains

Related Projects

NGA Design SystemCirtec Medical

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Max Fritzhand use Figma in his workflow?
Max uses Figma for wireframing, high-fidelity prototyping, design system management, and developer handoff. At NGA, he created interactive wireframes for mission planning workflows. He leverages Figma's component and token systems to maintain design-code parity.
Does Max Fritzhand have formal design education?
Yes. Max holds a dual Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Communication Design from the University of Cincinnati. This combination gives him strong foundation in visual design, typography, layout, and user experience alongside deep engineering skills.
Can Max Fritzhand handle both design and implementation?
Absolutely. Max's unique dual background means he can design in Figma and implement in code without translation loss. He's designed and built production UIs for defense systems, medical devices, SaaS platforms, and AR applications — handling the full design-to-code pipeline.

Need help implementing this?

Max Fritzhand works with engineering teams solving this exact type of challenge. Let's talk architecture or team scaling.