UX Architect &
Creative Strategist
from Seattle
UX Architect &
Creative Strategist
from Seattle
UX Architect &
Creative Strategist
from Seattle
UX Architect &
Creative Strategist
from Seattle
UX Architect &
Creative Strategist
from Seattle
I help enterprising companies create effective online strategies, compelling websites, apps, and dope experiences that increase visibility & attract customers.
I help enterprising companies create effective online strategies, compelling websites, apps, and dope experiences that increase visibility & attract customers.
I help enterprising companies create effective online strategies, compelling websites, apps, and dope experiences that increase visibility & attract customers.
I help enterprising companies create effective online strategies, compelling websites, apps, and dope experiences that increase visibility & attract customers.
I help enterprising companies create effective online strategies, compelling websites, apps, and dope experiences that increase visibility & attract customers.
Check me out on Linkedin!
Check me out on Linkedin!
I've worked with
T-Mobile
Zillow
Expedia
Orbitz
Amazon
Bing
Clickbank
Casey Family
Sony BMG
Premera
Alaska Airlines
Washington State
Costco
Lululemon
Microsoft
Vodacom
Lifewise
TAF
Capabilities
IxD
UxD
Art Direction
User Research
User Flows
Prototyping
Print Design
Product Design
Competitive Audits
Responsive Design
Design Workshops
Information Architecture
Creative Direction
Visual Design
Illustration
etc.
Tools
Figma
Sketch
Framer
Principle
Adobe Suite
Pen + Paper
HTML
SASS
CSS
PHP
AI
About this site
About this site
About this site
About this site
About this site
This version of Fresh-Off was designed using Figma and Framer. Small disclaimer: I'm new to Framer and am still (actively) learning how to make Framer sites accessible. We can all make the web better!
Previous versions of this site were hand coded using WordPress, PHP, SASS, JS, HTML5, Flexbox, and CSS3... but I decided to see what all the “No/Low Code” fuss was about for this current go-around. Plus I'm getting a little long-toothed in the coding department, so… you know.
This version of Fresh-Off was designed using Figma and Framer. Small disclaimer: I'm new to Framer and am still (actively) learning how to make Framer sites accessible. We can all make the web better!
Previous versions of this site were hand coded using WordPress, PHP, SASS, JS, HTML5, Flexbox, and CSS3... but I decided to see what all the “No/Low Code” fuss was about for this current go-around. Plus I'm getting a little long-toothed in the coding department, so… you know.
This version of Fresh-Off was designed using Figma and Framer. I'm new to Framer and am still learning how to make Framer sites accessible.
Previous versions of this site were hand coded using WordPress, PHP, SASS, JS, HTML5, Flexbox, and CSS3... but I decided to see what all the “No/Low Code” fuss was about for this current go-around.
This version of Fresh-Off was designed using Figma and Framer. Small disclaimer: I'm new to Framer and am still (actively) learning how to make Framer sites accessible. We can all make the web better!
Previous versions of this site were hand coded using WordPress, PHP, SASS, JS, HTML5, Flexbox, and CSS3... but I decided to see what all the “No/Low Code” fuss was about for this current go-around. Plus I'm getting a little long-toothed in the coding department, so… you know.
This version of Fresh-Off was designed using Figma and Framer. Small disclaimer: I'm new to Framer and am still (actively) learning how to make Framer sites accessible. We can all make the web better!
Previous versions of this site were hand coded using WordPress, PHP, SASS, JS, HTML5, Flexbox, and CSS3... but I decided to see what all the “No/Low Code” fuss was about for this current go-around. Plus I'm getting a little long-toothed in the coding department, so… you know.