Start with Empathy
I pick one specific person, real or a research-based persona, and design for their worst day with the product.
See it in: Bumble Accessibility Redesign, Designing Inclusive Play for Kids, Cuidance
UX Researcher + Designer
I want my work to help people. People can't always say what they need, so I listen closely and watch what they do, then design around it. That part of the work gives me energy and joy.
Looking for UX, product design, and brand design roles. Irvine, California.

Four habits, and the work that shows each one.
I pick one specific person, real or a research-based persona, and design for their worst day with the product.
See it in: Bumble Accessibility Redesign, Designing Inclusive Play for Kids, Cuidance
I check accessibility early, and I've learned it has to come even earlier.
See it in: Bumble Accessibility Redesign, Cuidance
My film degree taught me that structure decides what an audience feels.
See it in: A24 x Warner Bros. Discovery
Two points of view usually beat one, as long as everyone can disagree out loud.
See it in: Cuidance, Designing Inclusive Play for Kids, Bumble Accessibility Redesign
Three studies in research, accessibility, and product design. Each one says what we found, what we decided, and what we haven't tested yet.
Featured. Accessibility Audit and Redesign
Lead UX researcher and designer, team of four
Bumble's 24-hour match timer gives users one day to start a conversation, with no free way to extend it. For autistic users who need time to process, that's a real barrier.
Finding: Our audit rated the timer one of five major barriers (WCAG 2.2.1, Timing Adjustable). We redesigned notifications and settings around Daily Buzz, one predictable daily check-in.
Read the Bumble Accessibility Redesign case studyBeauty and Wellness App (In Progress)
Researcher and designer, with Esme B.
Beauty and wellness advice is scattered across TikTok, YouTube, Google and retail sites, and nothing tells you whether it fits your skin, hair or experience level before you try it.
Decision: Research showed people guess whether advice fits them, so a 'Not sure' answer became a Must Have in the quiz.
Read the Cuidance case studyPrimary Research Study
Lead researcher, team of three
Toy companies say they want more inclusive products, but few can say what families actually want children to see in their play.
Finding: Respondents often chose favorite characters for bravery and humor, even when the characters didn't look like them.
Read the Designing Inclusive Play for Kids case studyI'm looking for UX, product design, and brand design roles, and I'm always happy to talk about a role, a project, or design in general.