ABOUT ME
As a kid, I played with clip art in Microsoft Publisher and designed weird programs for my high school's theater productions. As a college student, I studied economics so that I could challenge capitalism. As a young adult, I helped health tech companies design better products. Now I'm here to make simple, sleek websites for people doing amazing impactful things.
MY STORY
I came to design via health policy and economics, while working in Silicon Valley as a UX researcher and designer in the health tech space. From small startups to the largest of health insurance companies, I really leaned into understanding my customers in order to design interfaces and solutions that exactly reflected their pain points and needs.
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During the pandemic, I found myself providing design consulting to a couple small healthcare companies, including a rising COVID-19 testing lab and a private medical practice. I discovered that I loved working for small business where your impact is very real and immediate, so I continued branching out into website design across other industries. I enjoy the end-to-end work of taking a vision into a website launch and helping my clients create their unique brand and share their value with the world.
After a long stint in San Francisco, I am now based in Seattle, WA, and as a Pacific Northwest Native, I love running in the rain and exploring the forest. Outside of healthcare and design, my other obsession is found in aerial silks. I teach classes around the Seattle area and love helping my students develop strength, confidence, and body awareness through acrobatics and creative movement. (More on my aerialist site).
MY BACKGROUND
Lewis & Clark College (BA Economics)
University of California Berkeley (Masters in Public Health)
General Assembly (User Experience Design)
IDEO (Insights for Innovation)​
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