About me
As a child, I always said I wanted to be an “inventor” when I grew up. In my teens, I stayed up late thinking of new ideas and making rough prototypes (whether that be using wood and nails or Sketch). As a Product Design Engineer at Stanford, I learned to take my ideas a step further. I have refined my design process, practiced the art of design research, and gained the technical skills to bring my ideas to fruition.
I have a passion for creating and love all forms of it, whether that be designing an IOS app, working on structure and internal processes for a company, or developing a marketing campaign.
Specialties
Quick Facts
I have lived in Los Angeles since 2003. Before, I lived in Connecticut and Poland.
I graduated from Stanford University in 2021 with an Engineering Degree in Product Design.
I have decided to move on from my role as Head of Product at Step Up Tutoring.
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My workflow
In the past, my UX design process has always started off with user research (polls, interviews, and focus groups) to scope out the problem, needs, and preferences. Once I have gotten a better idea of the product or internal tool needed (if any), I generally start mapping the user flow and interaction specifications using FigJam. Then, I create some prototypes in Figma to test with a few users and hear their thoughts. After I make any necessary changes and test it again, I will start the implementation phase. I have built full-scale apps myself using Bubble.io or converted the Figma design into code using Anima and worked with a development team to build it.
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