Chanelle Henry

I make complex systems make sense.

Product strategy, UX, research, and AI-enabled systems.

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01 / Enterprise product

Beam

Turning a technical migration workflow into a product operators could actually understand.

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02 / Public service

VA Community Experience

Reducing fragmentation across a regulated public-service experience.

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03 / 0 → 1 experiment

After the Swipe

Testing what dating products leave unfinished after the match.

17 recorded submissions · early experiment

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Ways to get from messy reality to a useful next move.

Five working frameworks for systems, research, capacity, product formation, and evidence.

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  1. 01

    Systems UX

    Find the system creating the interface problem.

  2. 02

    Flare

    Design for changing human capacity, not an imaginary constant.

  3. 03

    R → B → B

    Turn research into a blueprint before it becomes build work.

  4. 04

    Product 0 → 1

    Move from useful question to testable product.

  5. 05

    Pre-Sell

    Test demand before polishing the machine.

Things I’m testing before they become normal.

Small systems and experiments that answer one expensive question before I invest in the whole machine.

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ThinkOSAI Council / Router5 Minute UXVibe CheckPain Flare prototypePhysical narrative work

My range has a through-line.

I work where people, technology, organizations, language, and constraints collide. The useful part of my brain is usually busy finding the system underneath the visible problem.

I’ve also helped more than ten people move into UX and adjacent careers. Often the capability was already there. It simply needed better language, structure, and a system willing to recognize it.

More about how I think
The CH monogram evolving from pencil sketch to finished marker form
Identity as process, not decoration.
CH monogram brand guidelines showing meaning, personality, palette, and spacing
Balanced · purposeful · distinctive
CyclotronTechnatomyU.S. Department of Veterans AffairsProduct · Research · AI