UX & Product Designer Research-driven design for real-world systems.

UX & Product Designer Research-driven design for real-world systems.

KIDS FIRST · PRODUCT DESIGN · CONVERSATIONAL AI · 2023-2025

An AI tone check for co-parents in conflict

Designing an AI tone check that helps separated parents avoid conflict in their messages.

Impact

A two-level tone check for co-parent messaging: a nudge for mild language and a stop for hurtful, with explanations, rewrites, and a dispute path built in.

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MOMENT FACTORY · UX RESEARCH · PRACTICUM · 2026

A Design Thinking Discovery for AI Readiness

Moment Factory wanted RAG on its internal knowledge. I researched how people find and share it, then proposed a two-layer taxonomy and an operating model so retrieval has a reliable foundation.

Impact

6 interviews synthesized into 6 findings, and a framework that makes knowledge findable before AI is built on top of it.

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Moment Factory wanted RAG on its internal knowledge. I researched how people find and share it, then proposed a two-layer taxonomy and an operating model so retrieval has a reliable foundation.

Impact

6 interviews synthesized into 6 findings, and a framework that makes knowledge findable before AI is built on top of it.

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PATHLY · APP DESIGN · 2026

Transit Accessibility for Temporary Mobility Needs

I designed a transit app that extends accessibility beyond permanent needs to the temporary and situational ones, like a broken ankle, a stroller, or heavy luggage.

Impact

A route experience that treats permanent needs as the baseline and adds temporary and situational coverage on top.

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I designed a transit app that extends accessibility beyond permanent needs to the temporary and situational ones, like a broken ankle, a stroller, or heavy luggage.

Impact

A route experience that treats permanent needs as the baseline and adds temporary and situational coverage on top.

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MINDBRIDGE· INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE ·WEB DESIGN · 2025

Turning a fragmented school website into one a parent can trust.

I helped redesign a school website's information architecture, replacing three competing navigation bars with one global navigation, and also improving the search systems so parents can find programs and enroll.

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UX & Product Designer Research-driven design for real-world systems.

UX & Product Designer Research-driven design for real-world systems.

KIDS FIRST · PRODUCT DESIGN · CONVERSATIONAL AI · 2023-2025

An AI tone check for co-parents in conflict

Designing an AI tone check that helps separated parents avoid conflict in their messages.

Impact

A two-level tone check for co-parent messaging: a nudge for mild language and a stop for hurtful, with explanations, rewrites, and a dispute path built in.

READ CASE STUDY →

MOMENT FACTORY · UX RESEARCH · PRACTICUM · 2026

A Design Thinking Discovery for AI Readiness

Moment Factory wanted RAG on its internal knowledge. I researched how people find and share it, then proposed a two-layer taxonomy and an operating model so retrieval has a reliable foundation.

Impact

6 interviews synthesized into 6 findings, and a framework that makes knowledge findable before AI is built on top of it.

READ CASE STUDY →

PATHLY · APP DESIGN · 2026

Transit Accessibility for Temporary Mobility Needs

I designed a transit app that extends accessibility beyond permanent needs to the temporary and situational ones, like a broken ankle, a stroller, or heavy luggage.

Impact

A route experience that treats permanent needs as the baseline and adds temporary and situational coverage on top.

READ CASE STUDY →

MINDBRIDGE· INFORMATION ARCHITECTURE ·WEB DESIGN · 2025

Turning a fragmented school website into one a parent can trust.

I helped redesign a school website's information architecture, replacing three competing navigation bars with one global navigation, and also improving the search systems so parents can find programs and enroll.

READ CASE STUDY →