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Designed and revised a student intake form for SFCC’s Office of Career Education to make client needs, contact information, service requests, and follow-up notes easier to capture and review. The layout balances institutional branding with usability, helping staff quickly organize information during student appointments.
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Designed a concise interview-preparation handout for SFCC’s Career & Workforce Development Center explaining the STAR Method. The goal was to turn a structured interview framework into a clear, easy-to-use visual resource that students could quickly understand and reference while preparing for interviews.
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Created promotional materials for a free financial workshop hosted through SFCC’s Career & Workforce Development Center. The design focused on making the event details and key takeaways - budgeting, saving, goal setting, and planning - easy to scan while keeping the piece visually engaging and consistent with campus branding.
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Supported the planning and promotion of SFCC’s “Frame Your Future” headshot event by creating the visual materials used to market the event across campus. I designed the posters, flyers, and supporting promotional pieces, keeping the information clear, professional, and consistent with institutional branding while helping make the event easy for students to understand and attend.
App Store screenshot designer and launch QA partner
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App Store screenshot designer and launch QA partner
New work from Morningstar Garden ✦
I’ve been building a storefront visual system for indie apps, turning raw screens into a clear, cohesive story across App Store and Google Play listings.
This set explores three parts of the deliverable: polished screenshot design, before-to-after storytelling, and ready-to-upload exports.
Currently booking small app launch and storefront refresh projects. What makes you stop scrolling on an app listing?
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Morsel Social Recipe Sharing — Concept Study
A dark-mode App Store campaign presenting recipe discovery, photo-led sharing, and the native share workflow without obscuring the interface.
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DownMark App Store Redesign — Concept Study
A paper-inspired screenshot system showing capture, transformation, and organization with clearer hierarchy and stronger product context.
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PhoneDeck App Store Campaign — Concept Study
A visual storefront direction that turns the product’s core idea into a coordinated, high-contrast screenshot campaign.
📖 Track reading progress and reflect with ease! This multi-page Reading Response Workbook includes a table of contents, reading logs, and reflection prompts. Designed to be clear, consistent, and easy for students to use, it emphasizes both structure and usability.
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📝 Making phonics simple and visual!
This anchor chart helps students identify the Beginning Sound, Middle Sound, and Ending Sound (B‑M‑E) in words — like M‑A‑P. Engaging visuals turn a tricky phonics concept into a quick, memorable learning tool.
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📚 Helping students reflect and grow!
This self-initiated instructional design sample includes a table of contents and reflection pages so learners can track progress and capture insights after each reading. Designed for clarity, usability, and practical classroom implementation.
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✨ Transform ideas into clear, engaging presentations!
This sample deck demonstrates clean layouts, strong visual hierarchy, and data visualization that makes information easy to understand and memorable. Perfect for educators, brands, or teams who want polished, professional slides.
I worked on the integration of session replay capabilities into Heap’s product experience following the Auryc/Oryx acquisition.
The challenge was to bring a new, complex product capability into Heap in a way that felt cohesive for customers while also working within technical and organizational constraints. This required balancing product scope, integration complexity, and the need to deliver value incrementally rather than waiting for a perfect end state.
I contributed significant frontend work across the integration experience and helped shape a pragmatic rollout approach that allowed the team to deliver functionality in stages. That meant connecting separate systems in a way that was usable and valuable in the short term, while also creating a path toward a more unified long-term experience.
This project required close collaboration across engineering, product, and design, and it’s a good example of how I approach ambiguous, high-impact work: reduce risk, ship iteratively, and improve the experience over time.
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I designed and built Hush, a privacy-focused payments product that lets users send and receive money through private handles and invite links while keeping regulated identity requirements behind the scenes.
I owned the product end to end—from product architecture and frontend UX to backend data modeling, authentication, transaction flows, mobile navigation, and deployment infrastructure.
The product includes onboarding, private handles, simulated payments, transaction activity, invite-based transfers, funding and withdrawal flows, financial setup states, and privacy controls. I also built the shared design system and reusable frontend primitives used across the experience.
Hush gave me the opportunity to combine product thinking, frontend architecture, mobile development, and backend systems into a cohesive 0→1 product rather than working on an isolated feature.
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I helped build Heap’s Developer Portal from the ground up, creating a dedicated experience for developers and partners to build, configure, and manage integrations with Heap.
Before the portal, integration development relied more heavily on internal processes and support from Heap’s team. The goal was to make the ecosystem more self-service by giving developers the tools and guidance they needed to work independently.
I owned significant frontend work across the portal experience, translating technical integration workflows into a product that was approachable, scalable, and easy to navigate. I worked closely with product, design, and backend engineering to define workflows, establish reusable UI patterns, and make the developer experience feel like a cohesive part of the Heap product.
The portal helped increase organically created integrations by roughly 40% while reducing integration-related support tickets by about 25%.
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I helped lead the development of Heap’s Integrations Marketplace, a 0→1 customer-facing product that centralized how users discover, evaluate, and configure integrations.
I owned significant frontend implementation across the marketplace experience, including the directory, integration detail pages, setup flows, and reusable UI patterns that supported a growing catalog of integrations. The work required balancing product clarity, scalability, and ease of use while collaborating closely with design and cross-functional stakeholders.
The finished experience gave customers a much more intuitive way to find and activate integrations directly inside Heap, and it contributed to roughly 20% increased adoption of integrations.