I'm Mike Binder. I lead UX for enterprise B2B platforms, build accessibility into the foundation, and design AI features that fit how people actually work.
Enterprise data platforms, manufacturing shop floors, and a product I designed and built myself. Each one is a story of cutting overwhelm down to something a person can actually use.
An accessibility audit platform I designed and built end to end. Product, UX, architecture, and the marketing site. It audits the live rendered DOM, reaches sites behind a login, and generates real VPAT reports.
Reframing a legacy sales-intelligence platform around focus, accessibility, and AI that fits the prospecting workflow.
A stalled lead platform for real-estate brokers across four national brands, unstuck and shipped around speed and prioritization.
Founding designer on an aerospace MES. I built the UX practice from zero and took a dense legacy client mobile-first onto the shop floor.
My background is enterprise B2B software, the kind where the stakes are real and the complexity runs deep. I've designed for aerospace engineers building rockets on a shop floor, sales teams working through massive datasets, and brokers managing high-volume leads. The through line is always the same: take something overwhelming and make it effortless for the person actually using it.
Accessibility is part of how I design, not a step at the end. At Dun & Bradstreet I built the company-wide accessibility working group from scratch, set WCAG standards across products, produced VPATs for top-tier offerings, and cut accessibility issues by 40%. I treat it as the baseline for good design, not a compliance checkbox.
I'm a builder by nature. I've built design teams, accessibility programs, and the cross-functional relationships that actually ship work. That instinct is why I built AccessSpark, my own accessibility audit platform. People tend to come to me when something is complicated and nobody is sure how to move forward. I like that.
A focused track record across data platforms, manufacturing, real estate, and SaaS.
"Time and again, Mike has shown he is someone willing to take charge and lead initiatives, especially the effort to overhaul our accessibility compliance process. Always willing to provide counsel and a great partner in brainstorming."
"An exceptional designer and dedicated colleague who never hesitated to provide support, guidance, and leadership. His expertise in accessibility is both deep and well-founded. An invaluable asset."
"Mike was open and collaborative in understanding our prospects and client needs, designing a solution that was both aesthetically pleasing and technically functional. Innovative and focused on results."
Open to UX Lead, Manager, Director, and Senior Product or UX Designer roles at enterprise B2B companies where design is taken seriously. Remote or hybrid, based in Austin, TX.