Lexion
Staff Product Designer
2023–2024
Company Profile
Company Size
86
Team Size
1
Domain
AI Contract Management
Company Stage
Series B
Funding
$35M+ raised
Exit
Acquired by Docusign · $165M
Summary
At Lexion, I served as the sole product designer, building the design function while leading 0→1 work across AI contract review and workflow automation. I launched the company’s Word plugin as a standalone product, made Automations a first-class experience, established its design system and engineering handoff practices, and set the vision and discovery strategy for new capabilities including AI search and global navigation.
Design culture & systems
Lexion operated like a small tiger team: specialists with strong opinions across their own and adjacent domains. That foundation let me focus less on advocating for design and more on curating scalable patterns, building strong partnerships with Product and Engineering, and bringing design into decisions during—or before—the data-architecture phase of new features.
Automated Workflows
Make automation discoverable
Lexion Automations existed, but were hard to discover. I led the effort to make them a first-class part of the product: surfacing a dedicated landing page and global-navigation entry, then curating a library of common automations so new users had less to configure before seeing value. When Figma paywalled Dev Mode, I also worked with Engineering to establish lighter-weight handoff documentation that preserved design intent without requiring every engineer to buy a license.
AI Contract Assist
As AI agents gained momentum in legal work, Lexion launched AI Contract Assist (AICA), including a free standalone version designed to attract new users. AICA let teams define guidelines for contract terms, evaluate contracts against them, suggest edits, and add comments that explained each recommendation.
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