About me

I like turning one good design into a system the whole team can build on.

I'm a Sr. Product Designer based in California. I spent over five years at eBay designing the app and web tools sellers use to list, manage and ship what they sell. Before that, I ran my own design practice, where I built Neogov's first design system and designed iOS and Android apps for agency clients.

Next, I'm looking for a steady team where I can take on hard problems, help my teammates grow as much as our users, and build my program management skills, with room for a life outside work too.

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Jasmine smiling and throwing a peace sign at an anime convention

How I got here

It started with a drawing class.

  1. CSUN

    A detour into art

    Engineering classes weren’t clicking for me, so I signed up for drawing and ceramics. I fell for ceramics, but the grad students talked me out of it, so I turned to graphic design.

  2. Spring 2016

    One more class

    I was supposed to graduate in the spring but needed one more class. My favorite professor, tough but always looking out for me, told me to stay an extra semester. I wouldn’t be a product designer without that advice.

  3. Fall 2016

    Finding META+LAB

    That extra semester, I met a professor who ran META+LAB, a CSUN program pairing designers with developers. I joined right away.

  4. December 2016

    Designer and developer

    I came out of it as both a UX/UI designer and a front-end developer. Fittingly, the last class I needed to graduate was a coding class.

Things I made in college

  • Ceramic sign reading Dynamite, glazed to look like weathered carved wood
    Dynamite Ceramics, shown in a college exhibition
  • Ceramic tile carved like an old map, showing an airship and a compass
    The Airship Ceramic tile
  • Ceramic tile mural of a historic train station sign with a steam train and clock
    Stephenson Station Ceramic tile mural
  • Charcoal drawing of a shaded sphere and its shadow
    Sphere study Charcoal drawing
  • Three round clay boxes in progress, one with a carved turtle-shell lid
    Clay boxes Ceramics, in progress
  • Unfired clay sculpture of a playful character built from spheres and pipes
    Character sculpture Clay, before firing
  • META+LAB 2015–16 annual report cover in red, black and white
    META+LAB year-end review Print design

That mix of design and code still shapes how I work with engineers today.

How I work

What it’s like to work with me.

1

Start with people

Before I open Figma, I want to understand who I’m designing for. Feedback, research and real data help me see what people actually need, and give me the confidence to speak up for them.

2

Build things that last

I love designing pieces other people can pick up and run with, like a component, a pattern or a kit, so good work keeps paying off long after launch.

3

Bring engineers in early

Some of my best ideas come from talking with developers early. We work through the tricky edge cases together, and I make handoff files clear enough that questions are rare.

4

Design for everyone

Accessibility isn’t a last-minute checklist for me. It’s part of the design from day one, and if something slips, I pull in the right people and get it fixed quickly.

Experience

Where I’ve been so far.

eBay Seller Experience team
Senior UX Designer (Contract) Senior Product Designer
2021 – 2026
Jasmine Beeman LLC Independent product designer for startups and agencies Clients included Neogov, Swenson He and Pixoul
2019 – 2021
Maryland Institute College of Art Master of Professional Studies, UX/UI Design
2021
California State University, Northridge Bachelor of Arts, Graphic Design
2016

What I bring

What I’m good at, and what I use.

Skills
Product & interaction design Native mobile (iOS/Android) Responsive web Design systems Prototyping User research Usability testing Accessibility Design-to-dev handoff Mentoring
Tools
Figma (incl. Dev Mode) Jira Slack Adobe Creative Cloud Asana Airtable Claude Vercel HTML CSS Sass

Outside of work

Proud nerd, off the clock.

When I'm not designing, I'm cooking something new, reading, catching up on anime, or starting another craft project. Whenever I can, you'll find me at a convention.

Cooking Reading Anime Conventions Crafts
Jasmine building a moss and driftwood terrarium at a crafting workshop A golden roast turkey with herbs, cooked by Jasmine Pan of penne in a creamy tomato sauce topped with sliced grilled chicken, cooked by Jasmine