So, you want to know more about me?

So, you want to know more about me?

I design with both users and business goals in mind, blending empathy with strategy.

My background in mental healthcare shapes my human-centered approach, and my marketing experience helps me craft solutions that engage users and deliver results.

Fun facts about me

  • I won best costume in high school when I dressed up as Napoleon Dynamite (pictures available upon hire)

  • I have a routine of trying something new every week

  • I’ve lived in 3 countries and speak 3 ½ languages

  • I’m a Mario Kart Wii world champion (yeah, you read that right 😎)

  • My first job was as a princess party hostess

  • I won best costume in high school when I dressed up as Napoleon Dynamite (pictures available upon hire)

  • I have a routine of trying something new every week

  • I’ve lived in 3 countries and speak 3 ½ languages

  • I’m a Mario Kart Wii world champion (yeah, you read that right 😎)

  • My first job was as a princess party hostess

  • I won best costume in high school when I dressed up as Napoleon Dynamite (pictures available upon hire)

  • I have a routine of trying something new every week

  • I’ve lived in 3 countries and speak 3 ½ languages

  • I’m a Mario Kart Wii world champion (yeah, you read that right 😎)

  • My first job was as a princess party hostess

My values

Designing for positive impact

I believe design should solve real problems and improve users lives

Empathy

I want my team members to thrive just as much as I want users to thrive

Curiosity

The best solutions come from asking "why" and "how"

My skills

  • Wireframing

  • Prototyping

  • Interaction Design

  • UI Design

  • User Research

  • UX Writing

  • Information Architecture

  • Accessibility

  • Responsive Design

  • Brand Design

My values

Designing for positive impact

I believe design should solve real problems and improve users' lives

Empathy

I want my team members to thrive just as much as I want users to thrive

Curiosity

Growth (and the best solutions) come from asking "why" and "how"