I'm a UI/UX and multidisciplinary designer with a BFA in Communication Design from NYC College of Technology (CUNY City Tech) and an Associate degree in Industrial Design from LaGuardia Community College.
I work across digital products, interfaces and ad campaigns, and I combine UX thinking with visual storytelling. My background in industrial design helps me approach problems with structure, clarity and an eye on real-world limits. I'm comfortable working all the way from research and wireframes to polished visuals, and lately to working code.
I care about making things that are clear, intuitive, and enjoyable to use.
Each step added a skill: building physical objects, then communicating ideas, then designing digital products.
I run surveys and concept tests to find where the problem actually happens, not where I assume it does.
Recall: the survey showed people forget most at work and school, not in their personal lives. That changed the brief.
If a persona didn't change the design, it was decoration. Each one I write traces to a specific feature.
Recall: Mary → Recap. John → voice logging. Dr. James → tasks linked to the timeline.
Every extra step is a reason to give up. I design the shortest path first and add features only after it works.
ReLoop: the Green Truck comes to your door, so the user doesn't have to travel to recycle.
Figma shows how something looks. Code shows whether it works. I go as far as the idea needs.
FitsEveryday is a live website, and Recall is in beta on real iPhones.
I'm a big football fan, I play video games, and I travel whenever I can. All of it shapes how I notice things, and I bring that curiosity and storytelling to my design work.
