Producing Curiosity

Design goes beyond aesthetics and utility—it’s about creating experiences that connect with people on a human level. By blending empathy with technology, I strive to craft digital environments that are accessible, engaging, and spark curiosity.

As a disabled designer, I approach every project with a focus on inclusivity, ensuring that solutions meet the needs of diverse users. This perspective fuels my commitment to building designs that don’t just function but transform how people interact with the world around them.

With over a decade of experience spanning user research, accessibility design, and systems thinking, I’ve learned that impactful design is rooted in understanding people’s needs and empowering them to navigate their environments seamlessly. Whether it’s creating WCAG-compliant digital experiences, optimizing workflows for efficiency, or developing tools like Vote Huntsville to reach marginalized communities, I focus on solutions that are both innovative and practical.

My work thrives at the intersection of technology, design, and human interaction. From leading research-backed usability studies to conceptualizing new systems—like my efficient hexagonal keyboard design—I continuously explore ways to refine processes and foster inclusive, user-centered solutions.

This commitment extends beyond individual projects. Whether mentoring students at Carnegie Mellon University, advocating for inclusive design at conferences, or consulting on company-wide learning initiatives like How to Spot AI Images, I aim to drive innovation that benefits both users and organizations.

At the heart of my work is a belief: great design doesn’t just solve problems—it empowers people, sparks curiosity, and makes the world more accessible, one experience at a time.