I see AI as more than just a tool—it’s an opportunity to give people back time for the things that truly matter. My work focuses on leveraging AI to reduce digital friction and make everyday tasks smarter, smoother, and more human.

I specialize in accessibility-first design, ensuring that digital experiences work for all users, not just the average user. My approach is rooted in the belief that designing with inclusivity in mind leads to better, more intuitive solutions for everyone.

It stands for “Attention Deficit Experience Designer/Developer”—my personal shorthand for how I use my ADHD superpowers to create clear, fast, and empathetic applications, design systems and tools. Fast-thinking, fast-making. Driven by instinct, curiosity and empathy. Obsessed with clarity and focus. Iterates quickly, learns faster.

Life beyond work: adventure, growth, and experience. When I’m not designing or coding, you’ll find me snowboarding, exploring new places, baking or chasing other creative outlets. I believe a well-rounded life fuels better, more thoughtful design.

I share my life with a gentle giant—a Great Dane named Blue Barry who reminds me daily of the importance of joy, patience, and making space for the things (and pets) we love. Update: Unfortunately, my oversized furry baby passed away on March 28th, 2025 at 7 years old. He will be forever missed.

Becoming a mom has given me a new lens on design, efficiency, and balance. I’m passionate about building products that simplify life, so we can spend less time on the mundane and more time being present with the people we love.

I grew up in the Bay Area, where I saw the magic of Silicon Valley up close—innovation, ambition, and world-changing ideas everywhere. But while attending high school in East Palo Alto, I also witnessed the stark gap in access and opportunity shaped by socioeconomic status. That contrast fuels my passion for tech equity and designing tools that create real opportunities for those too often left out of the conversation.

I’m not just designing for today—I’m building for a future where technology feels like a helping hand, not a burden. My goal is to create meaningful, intuitive, and human-centered experiences that make life a little easier for everyone.