design[er]

fun fact: trifold projects were my jam in middle school. my mom still has a few. digital platforms have replaced the trifold, but i would still make one upon request. below are a few (non-trifold) projects i've enjoyed working on.

app prototype

privve app

The real estate process is fragmented, outdated, and costly. Traditional, agent-dependent models don’t meet the needs of today’s tech-savvy consumers who desire control, efficiency, and lower transaction costs.

Privve is a single application that consolidates every stage of a real estate transaction.

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app prototype project

cibo

Cibo, pronounced chee-bo, the Italian word for food, is a concept app design. The app aims to minimize food waste by allowing users to input ingredients they already have and create recipes from those ingredients.

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app prototype

&found

&found is a concept app that acts as a digital lost and found for event spaces. users can post found items or search for lost items, and easily pick up found items at designated pick-up locations. I designed the app interface and branding.

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web design & development

idaho luxe

idaho luxe is a high-end real estate agency that sells luxury homes in north idaho. I worked with the company to design and build a website that reflects their luxury brand to enhance their online presence and increase leads.

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web design & development

swellfari

swellfari is an adventure company that provides water sports, and other fun things to do, from around the state of Hawaii. I built this website from scratch. I wanted to website to reflect the fun, adventurous brand and the services they provide.

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web design & development

rejuvLA

rejuvLA is hair and skin clinic that focuses on regenerative aesthetics including male and female hair loss, skin repair, and skin aging. I redesigned this website, updating brand colors, logo, and site layout/functionality.

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art[ist]

not so fun fact: in my younger years, i would get so upset when my art didn't turn out exactly how i imagined it that i would rip it up. over time i learned that an idea can change and morph into something beautifully different.

graphics of different objectsfreda inspired portraitpainting of a lady with yellow hairgraphics of pickleball itemsgraphic of mom and daughter dancing in the kitchenpainting of a lady with red hair