Jenna Ammerall designs how products fit together through intentional behavior and craft.
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Facebook Messaging / 2023
A shared messaging model across fragmented entry points.
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Spatial History for Conversational AI / 2026
A spatial canvas for organizing and revisiting AI conversations by theme.
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Microsoft Loop / 2022
Defining 0→1 behavior for portable components.
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Facebook Groups / 2023
Simplifying a crowded home experience to prioritize relevant content.
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Accessibility on meta.com / 2026
Organizing accessibility features and support around people’s needs.
About Me
I’m a product and interaction designer based in Seattle. Over the past nine years, I’ve worked at Microsoft and across collaboration, social products, accessibility, and the systems that hold those experiences together. My work moves between early product ideas and established products used at scale.
I’m drawn to the seams: finding the shared behaviors and patterns that help experiences fit together, while preserving the bespoke details that give each product its character.
Away from the screen, I spend a lot of time with my dachshund, Maeve, and serve on the board of my condominium association, where I’ve discovered I genuinely enjoy the odd challenge of keeping a small community running. I’m also usually discovering new music or wandering through an art exhibition, collecting ideas and references along the way.
- Experience
- MetaSenior Product Designer · 2022–2026
- MicrosoftProduct Designer · 2017–2022
- Education
- Rochester Institute of TechnologyBFA, New Media Design
- Patents
- Co-inventor · Microsoft Loop / Fluid Framework