I’m a UI/UX & graphic designer focused on crafting intuitive, user-centered designs that leave a lasting impact. My goal is to create seamless, natural user experiences where the UI becomes invisible, allowing users to effortlessly navigate and engage with the design. Whether through visually compelling interfaces or clear and effective graphic design, I aim to deliver work that communicates messages with precision and empowers users to act intuitively.

My unique background combines my dual degree in Business Marketing & Research from USC and a BFA in Graphic Design from LU, providing me with the perfect balance of analytical and creative skills. My training in UX research and completion of the Google UI/UX Professional Certification have equipped me with a strong understanding of industry standards, best practices, and emerging trends, ensuring my designs meet user and business needs alike.

I’ve honed my expertise in diverse environments that range from in-house corporate design to freelance. At Shaw Industries, I specialized in publication and web design, developing marketing materials, updating website interfaces, and designing catalogs for product launches. As a freelancer, I’ve worked directly with clients across industries, creating branding packages, logos, posters, marketing materials, and more. Most recently, at Canvas Branding Agency, I’ve had the pleasure to work with companies ranging from tech & medical, to local coffee shops - delivering tailored solutions that span UI/UX design, print publication, marketing campaigns, and digital storytelling.

This blend of in-house, freelance, and agency experience allows me to approach projects with versatility and adaptability. My strong foundation in marketing analytics and design ensures I create solutions backed by user insights and tailored to meet the needs of specific audiences.

I’m passionate about designing for impact—whether it’s helping businesses grow, making life easier for users, or solving complex challenges through creative visual communication.