For 8+ years, I didn't design interfaces, I designed behavior change. As a behavioral health professional, I learned to understand human motivation, build trust with vulnerable populations, and translate complex needs into actionable plans. Now, I apply that same empathy driven approach to UX/UI design, creating digital products that don't just work, they understand people.

Let's be real: good design isn't about pretty pixels (though I love those too). It's about clearing frustration, creating flow, and making someone's day a little better. That's the magic I'm chasing.

My Toolkit is a Mix of Heart and Hard Data:

• I Listen Deeply: I don’t just hear what users say; I uncover the why behind it. User interviews and testing are my favorite detective tools.

• I Build to Learn: I whip up wireframes and prototypes (hello, Figma!) not as final answers, but as conversation starters. Let's test, learn, and iterate together.

• I Connect the Dots: I thrive on turning messy qualitative feedback and complex metrics into a crystal-clear, actionable story that everyone (from engineers to execs) can get behind.

• I Bring People Along: I use tools like Miro and FigJam to facilitate workshops that build shared understanding and turn cross-functional teams into collaborative powerhouses.

The Proof is in the Pudding:

I helped a team streamline a clunky workflow, which led to a 40%+ jump in user satisfaction and a significant drop in support tickets. Happy users, happy business. It’s a win win.

Let's Make Something Awesome Together.

Creative Directors and Recruiters: I'm looking for teams where my unique blend of psychological insight and design craft can create more human, effective products.