She spent most of her career in DC, at places like nclud, The Washington Post, and Kiplinger. She taught the User Experience Design Immersive program at General Assembly and piloted their Visual Design course back in the day, where she developed their curriculum.
She believes that interfaces should be as friendly as the people who use them, and that human-centered design cultivates the most addictive experiences. Her work has been regularly recognized by the Webbys and the Society for News Design, and she has been a featured speaker at global design conferences like UXDC and at universities like Boston University and The University of North Carolina. She holds a BS in Journalism from Boston University. She is a 2017 winner of the DC FemTech Award for Design.
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