About Me
I'm a UX designer with a background in healthcare, driven by curiosity, creativity, and the belief that thoughtful design helps people feel seen, understood, and capable
"I’m drawn to the subtle moments that connect people to each other and to the world around them. In my work, I look for that invisible thread and translate it into designs that help people feel supported and understood."
My Path to UX
I’ve always been curious about how people experience the world—how art, technology, and design shape the ways we communicate and solve problems. That curiosity led me to UX, where I combine creativity and critical thinking to make digital experiences feel more human.
My years in healthcare taught me the importance of empathy, listening, and clear communication—values that now guide how I design. Accessibility and inclusivity are at the center of my process. I believe design should meet people where they are and empower them to feel confident and supported.
How I Approach Design
• Human-centered and research-informed
• Accessibility-focused, especially for older adults and caregivers
• Visual design influenced by fine arts, color theory, and form
• Guided by empathy, clarity, and meaningful connection
Beyond Work
Outside of design, I find inspiration in travel, museums, and architecture - especially the small details that give spaces character and evoke emotion. My background in fine arts and design continues to shape how I think about color, balance, and composition.
When I'm not designing, you'll find me reading, drawing, explorong new ideas, or walking my pup Petey, who reminds me that some of the best insights start with slowing down.
