Bringing clarity to complex digital experiences

I bring together human-centred design, systems thinking, information architecture, and visual craft to make digital experiences more useful, understandable, and human.

What I bring

I bring structure to complexity

I’m drawn to problems where there’s a lot to untangle; complex information, competing needs, unclear journeys. I turn that complexity into clearer flows and experiences that people can navigate with confidence.

I connect strategy to experiences

I look beyond the interface to understand how people, information, technology, and organizational needs shape the experience. This helps me design solutions that work within the larger context.

I pair systems thinking with strong craft

My background in visual and interaction design helps me move between the big picture and the details. Shaping how an experience works while also caring about how it looks, feels, and communicates.

Selected work

Structuring support for success

Redesigning information architecture and content structures to help customers find answers faster and navigate support with less friction.

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Enhancing the support homepage

Reimagining the support entry point to help customers find the right path to information and resolution.

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Additional work

About me

I’m a product designer with a background in visual and interactive design, drawn to problems where people, information, and technology intersect. I care about making experiences clearer and more accessible, and about doing work that has a meaningful place in people’s lives.

My Strengths

I look for the connections between an interface and everything around it: content, information architecture, technology, processes, and the people using them.

My visual design background helps me turn complex ideas into interfaces that are clear, coherent, accessible, and engaging.

I enjoy organizing information, shaping journeys, and thinking through how individual interactions connect across an experience..

How I work

I ask questions, explore context, and work with research and other disciplines to understand the problem before jumping to solutions.

I use flows, information architecture, wireframes, prototypes, and visual design to help people see, discuss, and shape an experience.

I bring different perspectives together and work closely with researchers, product partners, developers, and subject-matter experts.

I use feedback, testing, and what we learn along the way to continuously improve the experience.

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Community & civic design

Outside of my day-to-day work, I’m interested in using design skills to make a positive impact in my community.

Ottawa Civic Tech

Co-organizer and volunteer helping bring people together around civic technology, design, and community problem-solving.

To learn more, visit OttawaCivicTech.ca.

Making ranked-choice voting easier to understand

A visual communication project exploring how design can make a civic process easier to understand and participate in.

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