

Adriana Ortiz, Product Designer & Lead Generation Strategist
User behavior, turned into revenue decisions.
I find out why funnels leak, fix them with behavioral evidence, and ship roadmaps that survive contact with live data.
Selected work
Case studies, measured.
Three conversion problems. Research, a decision, and a number to show for it.
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A research-led homepage and lead-form redesign that moved proof above the doubt and the form into the hero. A 5,000-session live test returned a 6% conversion lift.
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CASE 01“We don’t sell closets. We sell confidence.”
Two research rounds reframed the category page from product catalog to confidence engine, validated by a 91% prototype preference vote.
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CASE 03Should we show the price?
Three pricing models tested head-to-head reframed transparency from a brand risk into a conversion lever, and named the real-time estimator as the build target.
Read the case →How I work
Strategy on one hand.
Systems on the other.
Design earns its seat when it speaks the language of the business and proves itself in the data.
Strategy
Framing the business problem before the design problem, so every study, prototype, and test moves a number someone cares about.
Systems
Treating every funnel as a system of promises to the user, and every drop-off as data about a promise we broke.
Proof
Deciding with live data, not opinion. Every roadmap ships with a number attached.
Ambiguity opens a competitor’s tab.
When the next step is unclear, users assume you’re slow, and they leave to find someone who isn’t.

About
From making things beautiful to making them perform.
I started in visual design. Today I work where product strategy, UX research, and revenue meet: framing the business problem, designing the study that de-risks the decision, and turning findings into roadmaps that engineering, content, and analytics teams actually ship.
The throughline: I treat funnels as systems. My favorite outcome isn’t a screen, it’s a confident decision, made faster, backed by evidence.