I’m an interdisciplinary UX and visual designer from San Francisco, California. I’m interested in projects that make things better, with tools that are a pleasure to use.
Skills: UI/UX Design, visual design, HTML, CSS, art direction, writing.
This site was made with WordPress. I built the theme using Thematic. This is a work in progress, amazing features such as faster loading and UX case studies coming soon.

HipType, a suite of tools to add interactivity and analytics to iBooks Author, was a project developed during a three-day trip on Startupbus 2012 to Austin, TX. As one of a four-member team I managed UX, visual design and helped with business development.

Decorati.com was a popular interior design startup that incorporated high-end ecommerce, designer portfolios and interior design inspiration in one place. The site featured 500+ top design trade-only manufacturers and over 80,000 products and was acquired by Gilt Groupe in 2011. I managed user experience, visual design and branding for three years, overseeing a complete site redesign, major pivots and the launch of numerous new products and features.

Cornerstory.com, currently in beta, is a location-based social storytelling platform that allows users to share their experiences — and experience the world — in an unprecedented new way.
I founded, designed and coded this site and am currently preparing for launch in February 2012.

This portfolio and blog package for interior designer Shane Reilly, based in wordpress, was designed for maximum flexibility. The blog handles video, text and twitter posts in unique ways; the portfolio includes a backend for client management.


Each week, decorati.com sent an email digest to its userbase of over 50,000 designers and design enthusiasts. These anticipated emails were presented in appealing editorial style. I was in charge of every step of this process, from writing headlines to designing unique editorial graphics.





These invitations to a fundraising dinner for SF Assemblyman Tom Ammiano doubled as place cards and came in a variety of styles highlighting platform highlights.

An 11×17″ piece that doubled as a poster and a mailer. I designed the front and the back so that they could be placed side by side to make a huge, eye-catching poster.
Identity system/stationery. Won a gold Addy award and was featured in HOW magazine’s October 2007 edition.

This regional music and art festival featured 12 bands doing 12-minute sets each.
