The best digital products start with the people everyone else overlooks.
I study how real people use digital products, then I build interfaces that actually work for all of them. Sophomore at NJIT studying Information Technology, focused on accessibility and human-centered design.
Built for Product teams that treat accessibility as a design decision, not a compliance checkbox.
Currently
Sophomore @ NJIT
Building toward accessibility, research, and front-end craft — with intention.
This semester changed how I think about design. Through four research projects, I learned that the most important design decisions happen before you open a code editor. I interview real users, map their pain points, build affinity diagrams, and write recommendations that actually lead somewhere.
I also write the front-end code, because research that never ships is just a PDF nobody reads. I am a student who found her direction early and is building toward it with intention.
Projects that combine research, design, and code.
What I use every day.
Development
Research & Design
AI Workflow
How I work.
Research before design
I talk to real users before I sketch anything. Interviews, observation, and data come first.
Accessibility is not optional
I design with WCAG guidelines from the start. Inclusion is a design decision, not a last-minute fix.
Ship what I find
I code in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My research turns into real interfaces, not just slide decks.
Let's connect.
I am looking for internships and junior roles on product teams where research and accessibility drive decisions. If that sounds like your team, reach out.