About Clinton Harman
I design digital systems.
My work brings together product strategy, research, workflow design, and the detail needed to carry a decision into implementation.
Experience in the work
Across 25 years of corporate and professional work, I’ve worked in design, product and systems design, UX research, architecture, and information architecture. I look for the rules, relationships, and repeated decisions that shape the experience people have.
That has meant learning how agents create bonds at RLI, developing a shared product system at AliveCor, and mapping the handoffs between field inspection and claims reporting at Sedgwick. The case studies explain the circumstances, my contribution, and what followed.
Learning through practice
I also run Handyman Harman, a one-person service business. Working through intake, project scope, customer communication, and delivery gives me another place to examine how a process holds up in use.
I’m applying that experience to AI-assisted work: defining the task, organizing context, reviewing results, and carrying corrections into the next attempt. I write about what I tried, what became clearer, and what remains unresolved.
Why share Perspectives?
Perspectives brings those articles and case studies together within Harman Consulting. Some pieces offer a working method; others examine the decisions behind a project. They’re meant to give you something useful to consider, try, or discuss.
If you’ve worked through something similar, I’d like to hear your experience. A different view or a useful detail can add something the original piece missed.