A two-month, end-to-end project reimagining AI in K-12 classrooms. I designed two full interfaces, one for students, one for teachers, grounded in five research methods, without eroding how kids learn.
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A mobile-first redesign of Cornell's LibCal booking, built from a hands-on critique of the current grid, confirmation page, and the third-party Booked app, then a companion app that fixes discovery and the empty-room problem.
See projectA semester-long qualitative study of how curiosity emerges and collapses on Instagram, built from 16 interviews, a 5-day diary study, and a two-session co-design, then translated into a low-effort app with a team of 4.
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A social travel app built around remixing real itineraries. I designed the follow, remix, plan, and post loop end to end, from competitive analysis through lo-fi to a high-fi mobile product.
See projectillustration and drawing I make outside of product work :)
I've always loved art and design in all forms, from sketching and painting to photography, AutoCAD, and 3D modeling. I actually began my journey as an architecture major before transitioning into product design.
What I love about both architecture and product design is the opportunity to create something from the ground up that can solve real-world problems and positively impact the people and communities around us. My background in architecture has shaped the way I think about space, accessibility, and human-centered design, while my experience in UX research and the industry has taught me the importance of understanding people before designing for them.
Today, I bring these experiences together by prioritizing thoughtful research, inclusive design, and attention to detail to create products that are not only functional, but meaningful and impactful.
Happy to walk through my process, dig into a case study, or talk about where I could help.
