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I am a UX/UI Designer based in Miami, FL.
My degrees in psychology, art history, and business from Tulane University help me create human-centered designs. Curious by nature, I love discovering and understanding people. I like to lay low and keep my ears open to gather information and observations to learn about a user.
My interest in user experience design began at a young age while watching my grandmother struggle to use a computer. Scroll down to learn more.
When I'm not designing, I love to bake, cook, and listen to Phish. I am passionate about sustainability, and supporting local.
I began my UX journey at the age of 7 after noticing my grandmother was struggling to use the computer.
Scroll down to learn more about my origin story.
Curious about understating people's cognitive and emotional processes when interacting with the world, I got a B.S in Psychology. Asking "why?" and completing research has been engrained in everything I do.
As the curator of a children's art museum I created interactive experiences in physical space. By completing user research I made informed design decisions with a focus on accessibility and entertainment.
From the age of 7 I watched my grandmother struggle with the computer. I would print out screenshots of webpages and applications she would have trouble with, tape them to a piece of paper, and hand draw arrows to explain each button's function. She kept a stack of these guides for years.
Using a computer was her mission, but its inaccessibility was her worst nightmare.
I think that in that sense, I wanted to be a UX designer long before I knew what UX was.
Today, I strive to create accessible, user-friendly designs that help our grandparents waste less paper.
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