I believe that accessibility is always universal. As the saying goes, "Not every person can use the stairs, but everyone can use a ramp!"
 
My background in disability advocacy and lived experience informs every stage of my design process, allowing me to create thoughtful, inclusive digital experiences that serve diverse users.
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I’ve represented the Miss Wheelchair America organization, delivered a TEDx Talk on accessibility reaching over 20,000 viewers, and designed CareerAble, a job networking platform aimed at empowering people with varying abilities. These projects reflect my ability to translate empathy, research, and real-world insight into meaningful product decisions.​
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My creative foundation spans fashion design, editorial leadership, and digital production. I studied Fashion Design at a technical high school, served as President of my college’s literary magazine, and worked as a Design QA for Genshin Impact, collaborating closely with designers and developers to refine user experiences.
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I’m drawn to collaborative teams where I can contribute both as a designer and a leader—facilitating ideation, organizing complex workflows, and keeping projects aligned with user needs and business goals.