My ability to think both artistically and analytically sets me apart. I thrive on finding creative solutions to improve efficiency, productivity, and processes. I excel in working within constraints, thinking “inside the box” when needed. As a UX and UI designer, my creativity is channeled into enhancing products that not only benefit users but also positively impact the bottom line.
I am an inventive and innovative professional ready to contribute my skills to your team. Let’s discuss how I can bring my unique perspective to your projects and drive success.
I am passionate about building products, improving services, and creating impactful outcomes for people.
I naturally like to see the patterns between the macro/micro relationship of a system, process, or pattern.
“Life is 10 percent what happens to you and 90 percent how you react to it.” ~ C. Swindoll
I am resilient, a pragmatic thinker, and I am self-motivated.
I welcome new perspectives that yield greater results.
“No matter how brilliant your mind or strategy, if you’re playing a solo game, you’ll always lose out to a team.” ~ R. Hoffman
I believe in always being teachable and that opportunities are always available.
Find market opportunity
Understand online behaviors
Validate solutions by testing on real users
Improve website experiences
Align website to business goals
Uncover new opportunities
Improve the customer lifetime value by building a customer-centric strategy
Explore, understand, and translate findings into a better user experience.
Foster innovative ideas by overcoming obstacles that get in the way of making progress.
Deliver high-value user-centered design solutions and low-risk opportunities.
By identifying the root cause of a problem, improvements are achieved. My design process is an iterative and cyclical approach informed by new findings as feedback is provided.
Problem-Oriented Thinking “When I am working on a problem, I never think about beauty. I only think about how to solve the problem. But when I have finished, if the solution isn’t beautiful, I know it is wrong.” ~ R.B. Fuller