Open to work · San Francisco Bay Area

How do people find their way through complex software? I design the structure.

My background is in history and archival research. I bring the same habit to design: find the pattern, then make the structure easy to see.

Charcoal sketch of a woman in glasses in an armchair, talking and gesturing with one hand.

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AI-native edtech · Voice UI

Active Recall for Knowunity

A voice-based recall feature for an AI study app. It is a course project on a real business problem, so there is no outcome data.

Edtech
AI-native
Voice UI

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AI-native wellness · On moment help
Bloom & Heal
Know what to do when instant overwhelm hits.
- Wellness
- AI-native
- Watch sync
Read the case study: Bloom & Heal
Intranet · Research and IA
WTV Consulting Agency
The previous intranet was abandoned because users had no search bar, the brand materials are not easily accessible, they need to open multiple tabs to complete one task.
- Information architecture
- Research
Read the case study: WTV Consulting Agency
Screen recording: creating a unit on the floorplan in the Venue Creation Tool.
Enterprise B2B · Indoor positioning
Trusted Positioning Inc.
Every test user got stuck turning their physical space into a digital one, so I redesigned the setup tool to replace cognitive overload and zero guidance with one clear, guided workspace.
- Information architecture
- UI Design
Read the case study: Trusted Positioning Inc.
Screen recording: booking a class on the redesigned Anewvista site.
Nonprofit · Accessibility
ANVCS
Built from five months of analytics and a 19-person accessibility survey, with WCAG 2.1 AA as the baseline.
- Accessibility
- Nonprofit
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About

I'm a product designer in the San Francisco Bay Area. I started in research, and I still begin every project by asking how people look for things.