Who I am and What I do
I draw on experiences from various disciplines and focus them into design concepts. Prior to my education in UX/UI at GA Tech, my background was in psychology and music, and they both heavily inform how I approach the field.
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UX/UI Design
I learned the foundations of UX and UI during the GA Tech bootcamp and I am continuing to hone my skills with each opportunity I get.
Research Processes
I have an understanding of testing and research practices from the perspectives of both UX/UI and experimental psychology.
Web Development
I have the basic skills needed to create websites using HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery, as well as Bootstrap. This is a skill that I am seeking further education on.
Apps and Tools
I have experience with many applications such as Figma, Adobe XD, Visual Studio Code, Github, Microsoft Office, Google drive, and more.
Interpersonal Skills
My experiences from previous jobs and being around the helping professions have taught me great communication skills.
My Work
An app that helps gym goers find friends, workout partners, and trainers in a streamlined way by filtering for key preferences.
Sweat Buddy App
This visual update of the Draw change site brings functionality and user flow changes along with a new aesthetic for a better user experience.
Drawchange Non-profit Redesign
A new face for an established site that drives user interaction and helps users understand the purpose of the organization.
NSA Site Redesign
An app for musicians and venue owners to connect more efficiently and at a moment's notice with ratings and filters to guide the search.
WeGig App
My Mission Statement
To improve the lives of others by providing high quality, accessible designs with a smile.
While I was originally on the path to be coming a therapist, my creative drive took me in a slightly different direction. I have a passion for UX design that started with music and sound design but evolved into something more marketable.
I want to create experiences that users will not only find easy to use but will also enjoy interacting with and looking at. Doing so with research-based design principles allows me to produce the highest quality of work.