I started my design journey as a college biochemistry student when I designed and presented my first scientific poster, and my passion since then has always been visualization – turning abstract concepts and complex data into beautiful materials that bring the data to life for all users.
As a designer, I create connection and understanding through beautiful, meticulous, and accessible designs. Sometimes that means creating logos for small businesses that showcase their soul and attract aligned clients; sometimes that means translating complicated objectives into everything from websites and user interfaces to data collection forms. Always, my work centers my experiences as a disabled person, pushing for a more accessible and welcoming online world with each project and design.
In my everyday life, I’m a poet, plant nerd, wife, and cat mama. I love to cook and bake and, as someone with gluten and nut allergies, I’m always trying out new recipes in the hopes of recreating old favorites. And I read as much as I can, especially science fiction, fantasy, and anything that will expand my worldview and teach me something new!
Skills and Tools
Skills
- Visual design
- Responsive web design
- Wireframing
- Branding and identity design
- Accessible design
- Color and typography
- Style guide development
- Website creation
- WordPress design and development
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP
- Usability testing and debugging
Tools
- Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, XD, Illustrator, and InDesign
- Figma
- Accessibility testing tools, including WAVE
- Chrome DevTools
- Microsoft Office and Google Suite tools
- Visual Studio Code
- Git, GitHub, and GitHub Pages
- Jira and Confluence
- Airtable, ClickUp, and Trello
Resume
To see more of my skills, experience, and background, please see my resume: