Porfolio
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I approach design as world-building. Whether it's an academic journal, a band's online identity, or a narrative game, I create immersive ecosystems where aesthetics, interaction, and storytelling are deeply interconnected.My strength lies in translating abstract ideas and identities into digital spaces that feel cohesive, emotionally resonant, and alive. I don’t just design for usability—I design for meaning, memory, and movement through an experience.
What makes my work distinct is how it bridges on-screen and off-screen worlds. I bring embodied experience into my design process—shaping how people engage in physical space as much as digital—so every project feels lived-in and multi-dimensional.
Each project is an opportunity to craft an experience that’s not only functional, but unforgettable.
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All Products
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☆ Journal of Audiovisual Ethnomusicology, 2025
☆ Seeking the Sun, 2024
☆ Ggglitch: , 2023
☆ Whats Ego?, 2022
★ Behind the Scenes
☆ Design Leadership Reflection, 2025
— Coming Soon —
☆ Sustainable E-Commerce Full Mock, 2025
☆ Competitor Review, User Research, and Sitemap Recommendations, OM Foods 2025
☆ UX/UI Audit and Website Re-design, Penny Juice 2025
☆ Sitemap Analysis, Information Architecture Planning, and User Flows, The Pulse, 2025
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Full Products
Journal of Audiovisual Ethnomusicology
UX & Product Design | Web Strategy | End-to-End ImplementationAs Web Director for JAVEM, an academic journal centered on visual and environmental media, I led the full design and development of its digital platform—from concept to launch.
Balancing academic rigor with accessible design, I created a clean, responsive interface that supports intuitive submission flows, streamlined editorial workflows, and engaging publication layouts.
Through a custom-built CMS, scalable content architecture, and a cohesive visual identity, the site empowers both contributors and readers while meeting high standards for accessibility and performance.
This project reflects my approach to digital publishing as both a functional system and a thoughtful, sustainable design practice that bridges scholarship and public engagement.
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Seeking the Sun
SeekingTheSun.org is a dynamic creation for independent band Seeking the Sun, crafting their digital prescense as a living extension of their sound and story.
More than just a digital hub, the site blends immersive visuals, interactive design, and narrative elements to create a rich, fan-first experience.
At its heart is the Lost Realm, a custom browser-based game inspired by the band’s lyrics and artwork, where players explore a surreal world as a warlock—bridging music and myth.
From layered aesthetics to a performance-optimized CMS, the project fuses UX, development, and creative direction into a digital zine-meets-storyworld that reflects the band’s evolving identity and invites fans deeper into their universe.
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Ggglitch?: Fracturing Gender, Body, & Materiality in Internet Aesthetics
Speculative Design | Digital Narrative | Interface as Mediumwhatsglitch.com is a speculative digital archive and immersive thesis project that transforms glitch—from error to expressive force—into a storytelling engine.
Designed as an unstable, nonlinear experience, the site invites users to explore a fragmented landscape of fictional and found materials that blur coherence and collapse.
Through flickering text, corrupted visuals, and shifting pathways, WhatsGlitch.com interrogates digital memory, decay, and perception—revealing how technological "failures" can expose deeper truths about control, instability, and meaning in digital systems.
Rooted in media archaeology, critical theory, and experimental interaction design, the project redefines UX as a poetic, political, and philosophical act.
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What’s Ego?
Digital Identity | Narrative Architecture | Critical Interface DesignWhatsEgo.com is an experimental web project that reimagines the internet as a medium for self-reflection, storytelling, and critique.
Blending poetic interface design with speculative narrative, it explores the fluid construction of digital identity through nonlinear navigation, unstable UI behaviors, and recursive metaphors like mirrors and echoes.
Built as a fragmented personal archive, the site challenges traditional notions of authenticity and performance online—inviting users into a layered experience where ego, persona, and perception blur.
More than a portfolio piece, WhatsEgo.com acts as both self-portrait and cultural commentary, pushing the boundaries of what digital spaces can express.
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Behind The Scenes
Design Leadership Reflection
As the sole web designer for the Journal of Audiovisual Ethnomusicology (JAVEM.org), I led the end-to-end creation of the journal’s first website, translating a complex academic mission into a thoughtful, user-centered digital experience. Working closely with editors and contributors unfamiliar with design principles, I navigated diverse stakeholder needs, advocated for accessibility and clarity, and built a platform that seamlessly integrates video, audio, and scholarly content.
This project challenged me to lead without a formal title—through collaboration, education, and strategic design decisions—and reinforced my commitment to design as both a craft and a catalyst for meaningful, long-lasting impact.
Key Contributions:
- Translate vision into execution, with no blueprint.
- Navigate communication dynamics with highly invested, non-design stakeholders.
- Advocate for user experience while honoring academic integrity.
- Facilitate alignment, not by dictating decisions, but by asking the right questions and providing the right options.
- Educate as I designed, so that stakeholders felt empowered, not alienated, by the design process.