UX/UI
Projects

Website Design

Rooted in a belief that great design is felt before it's understood, my website work lives at the intersection of visual clarity and purposeful interaction. From the initial wireframe to the final deployed product, I approach every project through Figma — building structured component systems, iterating on layout and hierarchy, and sweating the details that most people never consciously notice but always feel. The result is sites that don't just look considered, but are considered: where typography earns its weight, spacing creates rhythm, and every interaction has a reason to exist. Whether I'm crafting a minimal portfolio presence or a layered, content-rich experience, the through-line is the same — design that serves the person using it, and leaves an impression long after they've left the page.

Logos & Icons

I have worked with multiple individuals and companies to create branded logos, icons, and embellishments that suit their needs for a product, event, or launch.

All of my images are hand drawn using Photoshop and/or Procreate, and developed iteratively alongside clients to create a final product that aligns with their brand, mission, and goals.

The images displayed were created for Seattle Pride’s 2026 season, including the primary logo for the year as well as embellishments used in flyers, advertisements, communications, and displays.

Map Design

It is my belief that maps, despite not always being interactive, are at their heart a branch of User Experience. Displaying information in a concise, enjoyable, and informative way is the key to both creating a good website as well as a good map.

This map displays the Pride Parade route, as well as key information for users, including some major tourist destinations. There are large empty areas in this iteration of the map, as the legend has not been publicly released, but information like bathrooms, stage locations, and timed events will be included in the final product.