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UX & Code

 

Obsessed with microinteractions, I’m a power user of Sketch and Invision, and dabble in Marvel, Figma, and FramerX as well. I’m fluent in modern releases of HTML, CSS, and JQuery — going as far as to be a front-end developer for a couple of years.

Along the way, I fostered a love and appreciation for user-first design; which is what all design should be (I think). Here’s some of my work.

Please note: a significant portion of my work in this section is not available for public display. To see more examples, please contact me!

 

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Accomplishment Reports

Every year, physicians and researchers release a report of their annual findings to peers in their field. Traditionally, this was deployed as a printed report and mailed to physicians across the country.

We proposed a digital version of this report, using direct mail as a teaser to drive to an online experience with detailed statistics, quotes, and physician profiles.

To bring this to life, we custom-built a CMS, wireframed and designed a modular system, and turned these sites on in three months.


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P&G Everyday Canada

Tasked with optimizing information on a cluttered CPG site, I employed a series of UX exercises, wireframed a new hierarchy, and designed a visual language to help users get to what mattered most to them.


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HOW Design Live

Re-introducing a cornerstone brand to a younger audience required a visual overhaul — and a new digital platform. With a heavy focus on user experience, the website was designed to visually delight on the splash pages before reducing to an aesthetically-pleasing framework on the content-heavy interiors.