I design products that make complex concepts feel simple.

I'm a product designer who works end-to-end — across discovery research, service design, UX/UI, and front-end development — which means I can take a product from ambiguous brief to tested, buildable solution without losing the thread.

My work has centred on people navigating complex or vulnerable moments. At Macquarie University I led experience design across two initiatives — redesigning student onboarding journeys for more than 30,000 students, and designing a mobile app to support belonging and community connection during the pandemic. At frog/Capgemini I designed a sustainability and traceability product for Big W — one of Australia's largest retailers — helping customers make more informed purchasing decisions. I've designed for mental health and wellbeing independently too: Gently, a self-initiated mobile app concept supporting creative solopreneurs through motivation and mental load, and a website for a holistic health practitioner grounded in spiritual and emotional wellbeing. Across these projects the through-line has been the same: understand what people actually need, design systems that support them, and build something that works.

I hold a Master of Interaction Design (University of Sydney) and a Master of Social Work (Flinders University) — a combination that shapes how I approach problems. I think about human systems, edge cases, and the people who are hardest to reach. I also build in code — HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — which changes how I collaborate with engineers and how fast ideas get tested.