Start with the real problem.
Not the tool someone thinks they need. Not the trend. What actually needs to change?
Meet the human behind House 6
Hi, I'm Tiffany.
I design things, solve problems, build systems—and usually have way too many tabs open.
My work lives somewhere between design, strategy, technology, learning, business operations, and “there has to be a better way to do this.”
I love taking an idea that feels scattered, complicated, or stuck and turning it into something that actually works.
The short version
I like solving the part nobody quite knows what to do with.
I'm naturally curious, relentlessly resourceful, and probably happiest when I'm figuring out a problem nobody handed me instructions for.
That might mean designing a website, untangling a business process, building a learning experience, connecting systems, creating a product, organizing an idea, or finding the missing piece between all of them.
House 6 reflects that way of thinking. We don't start with a standard package and try to squeeze your business into it. We start with what needs to work better and build outward from there.
Good design should have a job to do.
It should make something clearer, easier, more useful, more memorable, or more human.
How my brain works
A little strategy.
A little creativity.
A lot of connecting dots.
I don't really see design, technology, operations, and customer experience as separate things. Eventually, they all have to work together.
Connect what already exists.
Good solutions usually come from understanding the whole picture before adding something new.
Make it useful and make it feel good.
Function matters. So does the experience people have while using it.
Keep improving it.
I rarely believe version one has to be the final version. Better is always allowed.
Also...
I take the work seriously. Myself? Slightly less so.
Business can be thoughtful, strategic, and incredibly well done without pretending everyone involved is a robot.
Off the clock
There's a very good chance I'm still sitting in front of a screen—just with an Xbox controller instead of a laptop.
Xbox gamertag
FancyFanny85
Gaming is one of the places where my brain gets to switch gears: explore something, solve something, build something, occasionally cause a little chaos, and absolutely insist that one more round is a reasonable life decision.
Apparently my work personality and gamer personality aren't all that different.
Designer. Strategist. Problem Solver.
Part-time menace.
A few favorite games
Blue PrincePlanet CrafterMYSTThe Room series
UsuallyBuilding something
Fueled bySweet Tea + curiosity
Known forFinding another way
After hoursFancyFanny85
Bring me the messy middle
You don't have to know exactly what the solution is yet.
Tell me what's getting in the way, where you're trying to go, or what idea keeps following you around. We'll figure out what connects next.
Meet the human behind House 6
Hi, I'm Tiffany.
I design things, solve problems, build systems—and usually have way too many tabs open.
My work lives somewhere between design, strategy, technology, learning, business operations, and “there has to be a better way to do this.”
I love taking an idea that feels scattered, complicated, or stuck and turning it into something that actually works.
The short version
I like solving the part nobody quite knows what to do with.
I'm naturally curious, relentlessly resourceful, and probably happiest when I'm figuring out a problem nobody handed me instructions for.
That might mean designing a website, untangling a business process, building a learning experience, connecting systems, creating a product, organizing an idea, or finding the missing piece between all of them.
House 6 reflects that way of thinking. We don't start with a standard package and try to squeeze your business into it. We start with what needs to work better and build outward from there.
Good design should have a job to do.
It should make something clearer, easier, more useful, more memorable, or more human.
How my brain works
A little strategy.
A little creativity.
A lot of connecting dots.
I don't really see design, technology, operations, and customer experience as separate things. Eventually, they all have to work together.
Start with the real problem.
Not the tool someone thinks they need. Not the trend. What actually needs to change?
Connect what already exists.
Good solutions usually come from understanding the whole picture before adding something new.
Make it useful and make it feel good.
Function matters. So does the experience people have while using it.
Keep improving it.
I rarely believe version one has to be the final version. Better is always allowed.
Also...
I take the work seriously. Myself? Slightly less so.
Business can be thoughtful, strategic, and incredibly well done without pretending everyone involved is a robot.
Off the clock
There's a very good chance I'm still sitting in front of a screen—just with an Xbox controller instead of a laptop.
Xbox gamertag
FancyFanny85
Gaming is one of the places where my brain gets to switch gears: explore something, solve something, build something, occasionally cause a little chaos, and absolutely insist that one more round is a reasonable life decision.
Apparently my work personality and gamer personality aren't all that different.
Designer. Strategist. Problem Solver.
Part-time menace.
A few favorite games
Blue PrincePlanet CrafterMYSTThe Room series
UsuallyBuilding something
Fueled bySweet Tea + curiosity
Known forFinding another way
After hoursFancyFanny85
Bring me the messy middle
You don't have to know exactly what the solution is yet.
Tell me what's getting in the way, where you're trying to go, or what idea keeps following you around. We'll figure out what connects next.