Shannon BorntragerAI Learning Architect

Websites · Training · AI operations

Turn scattered knowledge into a system people can use.

I help small teams explain what they do, teach people how the work gets done, and remove repetitive steps without giving up human judgment.

From scatteredto usable
DocumentsConversationsManual steps
01Clear message
02Guided action
03Repeatable workflow

Human-led. AI-augmented. Documented for handoff.

6live projects in the public portfolio
3connected disciplines: web, learning, and operations
1:1direct collaboration from discovery through handoff
Three ways to work together

One problem, seen from three sides.

Whether the output is a website, a training system, or an automation, the work begins in the same place: understand the decision, structure the information, and make the next action obvious.

01

Explain and convert

Websites built around a decision

Give visitors the context, confidence, and next step they need without making them work for it.

  • Message and page-structure strategy
  • Responsive custom website
  • Conversion paths and lead capture
02

Make knowledge usable

Training and knowledge systems

Turn information trapped in documents and people’s heads into guidance a team can find and follow.

  • Workflow and knowledge mapping
  • SOPs and role-based guidance
  • Onboarding and reference experiences
03

Remove repetitive work

AI operations and automation

Build focused tools that prepare, organize, check, and route work while keeping people in control.

  • Workflow and risk review
  • Task-specific AI assistant or automation
  • Human approval and exception handling
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Selected work

Decisions behind the finished work.

These case studies focus on the problem, the choices made, and what the resulting experience helps people do.

Snailcloth.com project mark
ApparelCase study

Snailcloth.com

Explain an unconventional threshold-based product drop without flattening the culture-first personality of the brand.

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ArtistCase study

UrbanJames.art

Create an artist portfolio where the work feels primary and the interface never competes with it.

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FarmCase study

EzraLeeFarm.com

Bring a farm story, several product categories, and local credibility into one approachable online presence.

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How the work moves

Structure first. Speed second.

The goal is not to add technology. It is to make a task easier to understand, perform, and maintain.

  1. 01

    Clarify the decision

    Define who the system serves, what they need to understand, and what must happen next.

  2. 02

    Structure the work

    Map the content, workflow, decision points, and human approvals before implementation.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    Create the smallest useful version, test it against real tasks, and refine what creates friction.

  4. 04

    Hand off control

    Deliver clear documentation and ownership so the system remains useful after launch.

No perfect brief required

Tell me what currently feels harder than it should.

I will help identify the right first step, whether that is a clearer website, a usable knowledge system, or a focused automation.

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