• This was one of my favorite projects because I love working with kids! Hosted a mini brand and design workshop with 2 other designers for 8th-grade students. It was super fun!

• Talking about color psychology through the lens of the Barbie movie and a brand quiz which the kids found super interesting. :)

• EcoQuest is a mobile classroom where students experience everyday adventures while learning in urban and wilderness settings.

Hosted a beginner product design workshop for 60+ high school students

✈️ Worked with a designer and a team of developers on a 0 to 1 re-design project for a local airline company.

🔬 Spearheaded research to accommodate users with slow internet/ older devices which ultimately led to a lightweight and smooth re-design.

📱Worked on mobile mocks for screen sizes as small as iPhone SE to ensure smooth transition and accessibility.

The project is currently in its last stages before deployment. Please contact me directly, since the company has an NDA policy.

🎸 JamHive is a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software that is meant for small bands to be able to mix and match tracks and practice remotely. A.K.A a brainstorming app for musicians!

🧶 This was a complex 24-hour project where I collaborated as principal designer with 2 developer friends :) One of them is a musician in a local band called Pink Perry! We brainstormed and whiteboard together before I got to designing.

💫 Dark mode option for ease of working for long hours. Minimalist design so the album cover art is the star of the visuals.

Designed the typography and layout of the university newspaper.
Responsible for illustrations and comics.
Coordinated a team of 8 graphic volunteers and served as a mentor for new and aspiring contributors.

Devised the UX strategy, and visual rebranding and designed the user interface of a survey app for a local soil company
Created user flows and interactive, high-fidelity prototypes and low-fidelity wireframes.
Conducted extensive user interviews, and testings to uncover user needs and refine the designs.

Hosting an HTML freewrite event at President Murray Park for world HTML day :)

Html, CSS and JS to make a silly little y2k neocities inspired site. Get your horoscope pookie!!

Biomimicry X Fashion design

A dress inspired by brine pools, exploring the co-existence of life and death.

• "Label to Labor" is a critical design project that reimagines the familiar clothing tag to reveal the often invisible processes behind goods production.

• Today's convenience in purchasing clothing has abstracted the hours of labor, the people, and the resources involved in making a single garment. This project uses clear, humanized language to visualize data, bringing transparency and simplicity to these hidden aspects.

• By presenting this information directly on clothing tags, "Label to Labor" encourages consumers to think more deeply about their choices and promotes slower, more conscious consumption as well as encourages producers to be more fair and transparent about their process.

• This is also a more generalized concept that can be used for all sorts of goods outside of the clothing industry.

• A week of collaboration with my friend Trang Nguyen for EcoHack 2024. We wanted to help design a solution to encourage reusable dishware at events.
  
  After looking at competitors and doing research on pros and cons of dishware available today, we came up with a vending machine for dishware with an inbuilt dishwasher! Trang mostly did the research and I focused on the design.

• Designing for kids in mind with fun buttons at a lower height and interactive display. Also accommodating families or couples with matching dishware at an incentivized rate.

• Data-driven design: We can implement a tracking system on the number of plates used and repurposed to show impact.

• We also considered costs, considerations/ limitations and scope for future improvisation.

• Images generated by Bing AI :)

A speculative design project at the intersection of marine biology, sustainability and social commentary on beauty.

The second year I won the Zu Award for social good through our club the UX Collective.

$5000 scholarship based on community impact within STEM fields

My 2 teammates and I tirelessly worked for 36 hours to address the issue of current washroom models in Saskatoon and our target demographic were the people who were the most in need I.e the homeless. We came up with a to-scale washroom model, 3d representation of a modular model, and a companion app prototype.

For community service, volunteerism, and leadership awarded to 1 upper-year female student in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Saskatchewan

Mentor to help Indigenous Women build a business around the idea of helping other Indigenous women get interested in tech and sciences called Wâsakâmon at Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies.

As a mentor I worked with them, tried to understand/ empathize their pain points and help bring their idea to life through brand visualization exercises. I was always mindful to help uplift their ideas and show up for them as a collaborator/ ally rather than an expert.

Our team ended up winning $1500!