Hello

I have a passion for creativity.

I’m a multidisciplinary designer with a background spanning digital product design, graphic design, publishing, marketing, illustration, and visual communication. 
 

Over the course of my career, I’ve designed across digital platforms, healthcare communications, publications, campaigns, and branded experiences. I enjoy taking complex information and transforming it into clear, cohesive design solutions that feel thoughtful, intuitive, and visually engaging. My primary tools include Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Figma, and Sketch.
 

My design methodology

My process adapts to the project, but the foundation remains consistent:
 

Understand
Learn the purpose of the project, audience, business goals, existing materials, requirements, and constraints.

Explore
Investigate visual directions, references, concepts, typography, imagery, composition, interaction patterns, and possible solutions.

Create
Turn ideas into tangible designs through sketches, layouts, wireframes, visual concepts, components, illustrations, or prototypes.

Build the system
Establish hierarchy, typography, color, spacing, components, patterns, accessibility standards, and visual rules that create consistency.

Collaborate
Work closely with creative, product, content, marketing, operations, engineering, and other partners to make sure the solution works beyond the design file.

Refine
Use feedback, testing, technical requirements, and close attention to craft to strengthen the design.

Deliver
Create polished, production-ready work supported by clear specifications, reusable assets, and visual guidelines.

 

Design systems in practice

In a recent project, I collaborated with a digital designer to redesign and standardize templates for ten existing digital products.

Rather than approaching each product individually, we looked at them as a connected visual system.
 

We worked closely with the configuration team to understand technical specifications and production limitations, then partnered with content and strategy teams to determine how information needed to be organized and communicated.

From there, we established repeatable design standards for typography hierarchy, spacing, padding, buttons, color, and other interface elements. Accessibility and usability were incorporated into those decisions alongside visual consistency and brand standards.

Documenting those decisions created a shared visual language that could be applied across products instead of reinventing the design each time.
 

The work strengthened collaboration with the configuration team, gave the sales team more consistent product examples, and helped create a more polished and cohesive experience for customers and their members.