Currently:

MS HCI @ Indiana University Bloomington

Student Ambassador @ Adobe

Currently:

MS HCI @ Indiana University Bloomington

Student Ambassador @ Adobe

what guides my work

HOW I DESIGN

People Before Patterns


I start by understanding how people actually behave, not how frameworks say they should. Observing real behavior first keeps design human, grounded, and meaningful.

Less, but Better

I remove friction, reduce noise, and design only what truly needs to exist. Every unnecessary element is an opportunity to simplify.

Designed with Intent

Every choice is deliberate. Every interaction is earned. Clarity comes first, aesthetic comes second.

Under the

Surface

If it feels effortless, the work was anything but. Good design hides the complexity while feeling natural and intuitive.

what guides my work

HOW I DESIGN

People Before Patterns


I start by understanding how people actually behave, not how frameworks say they should. Observing real behavior first keeps design human, grounded, and meaningful.

Less, but Better

I remove friction, reduce noise, and design only what truly needs to exist. Every unnecessary element is an opportunity to simplify.

Designed with Intent

Every choice is deliberate. Every interaction is earned. Clarity comes first, aesthetic comes second.

Under the

Surface

If it feels effortless, the work was anything but. Good design hides the complexity while feeling natural and intuitive.

what guides my work

HOW I DESIGN

People Before Patterns


I start by understanding how people actually behave, not how frameworks say they should. Observing real behavior first keeps design human, grounded, and meaningful.

Less, but Better

I remove friction, reduce noise, and design only what truly needs to exist. Every unnecessary element is an opportunity to simplify.

Designed with Intent

Every choice is deliberate. Every interaction is earned. Clarity comes first, aesthetic comes second.

Under the

Surface

If it feels effortless, the work was anything but. Good design hides the complexity while feeling natural and intuitive.

Brands I've Worked With

Brands I've Worked With

Brands I've Worked With

Design in action

I work at the intersection of research and execution, where decisions get made and screens get built.

PepsiCo- Snacks.com, From scroll to cart.

Redesigning PepsiCo's DTC experience for the generation that buys with their thumbs.

Website Redesign

Mobile First

DTC E-Commerce

Discovery Experience

UX Design

PepsiCo- Snacks.com, From scroll to cart.

Redesigning PepsiCo's DTC experience for the generation that buys with their thumbs.

Website Redesign

Mobile First

DTC E-Commerce

Discovery Experience

UX Design

Empowering New Mothers with a Smarter Support System

Designing an AI-driven postpartum care system that replaces fragmented tools with seamless, real-time support.

Digital Health

Human-Centered AI

Product Design

Service Design

UX Design

Highway Directory Redesign

Redesigned Highway’s carrier directory,a core tool used by freight brokers to evaluate carrier credibility, compliance, and risk.

Directory Redesign

Information Architecture

Workflow Optimization

UX Design

Highway Directory Redesign

Redesigned Highway’s carrier directory,a core tool used by freight brokers to evaluate carrier credibility, compliance, and risk.

Directory Redesign

Information Architecture

Workflow Optimization

UX Design

Highway Directory Redesign

Redesigned Highway’s carrier directory,a core tool used by freight brokers to evaluate carrier credibility, compliance, and risk.

Directory Redesign

Information Architecture

Workflow Optimization

UX Design

WHAT I BRING TO THE TABLE

Design that starts with people and ends with clarity.

Craft



Remove the noise. Keep the meaning.

Every detail should earn its place.



  • Visual Design

  • Brand Identity

  • UI Design

  • Interaction Design

Build



Make it real. Make it work.

Ideas should move.


  • Framer Development

  • Prototyping

  • Wireframing

  • Pitch Deck Design

Strategy


Understand before you design.

Clarity begins with insight.



  • User Research



  • User Interviews



  • Information Architecture



  • Design Systems

Still learning. Always refining.

WHAT I BRING TO THE TABLE

Craft



Remove the noise. Keep the meaning.

Every detail should earn its place.



  • Visual Design

  • Brand Identity

  • UI Design

  • Interaction Design

Build



Make it real. Make it work.

Ideas should move.


  • Framer Development

  • Prototyping

  • Wireframing

  • Pitch Deck Design

Strategy


Understand before you design.

Clarity begins with insight.



  • User Research



  • User Interviews



  • Information Architecture



  • Design Systems

Still learning. Always refining.

Design that starts with people and ends with clarity.

WHAT I BRING TO THE TABLE

Design that starts with people and ends with clarity.

Craft



Remove the noise. Keep the meaning.

Every detail should earn its place.



  • Visual Design

  • Brand Identity

  • UI Design

  • Interaction Design

Build



Make it real. Make it work.

Ideas should move.


  • Framer Development

  • Prototyping

  • Wireframing

  • Pitch Deck Design

Strategy


Understand before you design.

Clarity begins with insight.



  • User Research



  • User Interviews



  • Information Architecture



  • Design Systems

Still learning. Always refining.

FAQs

Got questions? I've got answers.

How do you approach a new problem?

I try to understand the decision before designing the interface. That usually means mapping workflows, identifying what actually influences user judgment, and questioning whether the system reflects that importance. I move between structure and visuals often, because clarity rarely comes from one layer alon

What excites you most about design right now?

I’m especially interested in decision-driven interfaces, products that help people think, not just act. Lately, I’ve been exploring how hierarchy, progressive disclosure, and subtle interaction patterns can reduce cognitive load in complex environments.

What kind of problems do you enjoy working on?

I’m drawn to problems where design has real consequences, tools people rely on, systems that support decisions, and experiences where information complexity is unavoidable. I enjoy working in spaces where clarity directly impacts confidence.

What makes your work different?

I spend a lot of time deciding what should feel important. Instead of starting with visuals, I often start with hierarchy, relationships, and the story the interface tells about what matters. That shift changes both the design and the experience of using it.

What are you looking for next?

I’m looking for teams working on meaningful product problems where I can contribute to complex systems, learn from thoughtful designers, and continue developing my ability to design for clarity at scale.

What are you learning right now

I’m learning to prioritize structure earlier, articulate trade-offs more clearly, and think beyond individual screens toward systems. I’m also paying closer attention to how people interpret signals, not just how they interact with features.

FAQs

Got questions? I've got answers.

How do you approach a new problem?

I try to understand the decision before designing the interface. That usually means mapping workflows, identifying what actually influences user judgment, and questioning whether the system reflects that importance. I move between structure and visuals often, because clarity rarely comes from one layer alon

What excites you most about design right now?

I’m especially interested in decision-driven interfaces, products that help people think, not just act. Lately, I’ve been exploring how hierarchy, progressive disclosure, and subtle interaction patterns can reduce cognitive load in complex environments.

What kind of problems do you enjoy working on?

I’m drawn to problems where design has real consequences, tools people rely on, systems that support decisions, and experiences where information complexity is unavoidable. I enjoy working in spaces where clarity directly impacts confidence.

What makes your work different?

I spend a lot of time deciding what should feel important. Instead of starting with visuals, I often start with hierarchy, relationships, and the story the interface tells about what matters. That shift changes both the design and the experience of using it.

What are you looking for next?

I’m looking for teams working on meaningful product problems where I can contribute to complex systems, learn from thoughtful designers, and continue developing my ability to design for clarity at scale.

What are you learning right now

I’m learning to prioritize structure earlier, articulate trade-offs more clearly, and think beyond individual screens toward systems. I’m also paying closer attention to how people interpret signals, not just how they interact with features.

FAQs

Got questions? I've got answers.

How do you approach a new problem?

I try to understand the decision before designing the interface. That usually means mapping workflows, identifying what actually influences user judgment, and questioning whether the system reflects that importance. I move between structure and visuals often, because clarity rarely comes from one layer alon

What excites you most about design right now?

I’m especially interested in decision-driven interfaces, products that help people think, not just act. Lately, I’ve been exploring how hierarchy, progressive disclosure, and subtle interaction patterns can reduce cognitive load in complex environments.

What kind of problems do you enjoy working on?

I’m drawn to problems where design has real consequences, tools people rely on, systems that support decisions, and experiences where information complexity is unavoidable. I enjoy working in spaces where clarity directly impacts confidence.

What makes your work different?

I spend a lot of time deciding what should feel important. Instead of starting with visuals, I often start with hierarchy, relationships, and the story the interface tells about what matters. That shift changes both the design and the experience of using it.

What are you looking for next?

I’m looking for teams working on meaningful product problems where I can contribute to complex systems, learn from thoughtful designers, and continue developing my ability to design for clarity at scale.

What are you learning right now

I’m learning to prioritize structure earlier, articulate trade-offs more clearly, and think beyond individual screens toward systems. I’m also paying closer attention to how people interpret signals, not just how they interact with features.