I believe that good design advocates for the people it is for. As a UX designer with a background in architectural history, I deeply understand the power user interaction has in the production, change, and legacy of both built and digital spaces. I became a UX designer in the hopes of architecting a more accessible digital world, after my experience in both the brick-and-mortar and digital realms of the exclusionary art world revealed that inaccessible design limits both people and bottom lines. I am passionate about my work on behalf of users and clients, and I delight in the process of locating and solving their problems with a user-centered, data-driven, and iterative design process. 

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