About me
I have a bachelor's degree in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communications from the University of Texas at Dallas — a program designed to blend multiple disciplines in order to develop innovative solutions. That foundation lets me move through the full design process myself, from early research to final delivery.
As a visual designer, I aim to bring client visions to life. Utilizing my skills in design software like Figma, Framer, and the Adobe Suite, I create meaningful and beautiful digital experiences. I pride myself on my interpersonal skills, humility, and open collaboration on every project I work on.
Process
MY APPROACH
I don't see UX and graphic design as separate disciplines — they're two halves of the same question: does this work, and does it feel right? My job is to answer both.
01
Understanding the PRoblem
Every project starts with a real question, not an assumption. I dig into who the users actually are — through interviews, surveys, and competitive research — before I touch a wireframe. Whether it's a digital product or a physical space, I want to know what's actually broken for the people using it, not just what looks outdated.
02
From sitemaps and low-fidelity wireframes to high-fidelity screens, I build in layers — testing structure before committing to style. Utilizing my skills in both UX and graphic design means I bring more than one lens to a problem, whether it needs a clearer flow or a stronger visual identity.
03
Design isn't done when it looks finished — it's done when it's been tested. I use usability testing and tools like SUS scoring to validate decisions, then reflect honestly on what worked, what didn't, and what I'd change next time. That reflection is what allows me to get the most out of a project.
Experience
MY JOURNEY
Personal Life
