
I'm an entrepreneur at heart. I've worked with a lot of startups, so I know what it takes to build something from scratch. Today I design UX, websites and brand identities for teams and agencies, and I'm not afraid to get in it with you. I split my time between Austin, Portland, San Francisco and Salt Lake City.
Book a call →I've worked alongside a lot of startups. I know what it takes to build something from scratch, and I'm not afraid to get in it with you.
We start with your goals, your audience and your numbers. Pretty comes second, and it lands harder because of it.
Big color and big type, each picked for a reason, so your brand is hard to scroll past.
Real enthusiasm, honest feedback and updates you never have to chase.
Guidelines, templates and a site you can actually edit, so you leave ready to run with it.

With Rebecca Hathaway, I gave “Your Climate Startup's First UX Hire” at SF Climate Week 2026: when early-stage climate teams need UX, who to hire first and how to get the most out of that first designer.
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With Rebecca Hathaway, I gave “Sunny Side Up: Designing Climate Tech MVPs with Purpose + Play” at PNW Climate Week 2026, on building first products that are useful, joyful and ready to learn from.
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At IIW43, the twice-yearly gathering for digital identity, I shared the KERI Suite Knowledge Base that Mark Scott and I built to give people a clear place to start with KERI.
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I serve as Secretary on AIGA Portland's board, helping keep the chapter organized and Portland's design community connected.
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I co-founded Portland Design Month with the rest of the AIGA Portland board: a month-long celebration of the city's design community, with events and workshops all over town.
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AUB interviewed me about earning my MA Graphic Design online from the US, graduating with Distinction, and how it sharpened my creative edge, from freelance brand identities to a glowing wayfinding system that gets people outside after dark.
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