Spring 2025

The Design for Dignity website is a collaborative project dedicated to showcasing design solutions that promote dignity and accessibility. It features a seamless backend for optimal functionality and a thoughtfully crafted frontend design. The site highlights the initiative's mission, projects, and impact, serving as a platform for meaningful design work aimed at improving lives.

Fall 2024

An exact replica of the Keurig website, including a fully functional login/sign-up page and cart system, showcasing attention to detail and interactive features.

Site I was meant to replicate: Here

Fall 2024

This curling UI/UX website is a modern, interactive platform built with Next.js and Sass. It features user authentication, allowing account creation and login, alongside dynamic visuals and smooth navigation. The site highlights curling rules, strategies, and player insights, offering an engaging experience for all users.

Spring 2025

Odd Job Board is a website I designed and built to help people find or post small, one-time jobs—like pet sitting, lawn care, or tutoring. It's meant to be a simple, user-friendly space where anyone can connect over quick gigs without needing to sign up or go through a long process. I used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a clean, modern look, with hover effects and a responsive layout so it works well on both desktop and mobile.

Fall 2023

This is a frontend project that employs a travel booking platform with a wide variety of bookings.

Spring 2025

For this project, I created a complete brand identity for the Olympics in Osaka, Japan. I began by studying Osaka's culture, history, and design influences. The project included designing a logo, brochure, poster, custom pattern, event tickets, lanyard, and website mockup. Drawing inspiration from Osaka's cityscape, traditional art, and modern innovation, the branding captures the city's essence and the spirit of the Olympic Games, resulting in a visually compelling and culturally authentic brand.

Spring 2025

For this branding and packaging project, I designed a playful and vibrant identity for a freeze-dried candy brand. Inspired by the cool, frozen process of freeze-drying, I focused on using icy colors and dynamic typography to reflect the candy's light, airy texture. The packaging design features bold, modern elements that stand out on shelves, aiming to capture the fun and refreshing qualities of the product. This project showcases my ability to create engaging, eye-catching designs that connect with a youthful audience.

Fall 2024

The Vulnerability Zine is a typography-focused project that tells the powerful, real-life story of an individual affected by human trafficking. Through expressive typography and design, the zine captures the emotional depth of the experience, using visual storytelling to raise awareness and foster empathy for those impacted by this issue.

Fall 2023

A typography-driven design project that explores the collaboration between Yonsei University and Herron School of Art and Design. The project is 2 infographic poster that talk about food insecurity in Seoul South Korea and Indianapolis Indiana.

Fall 2024

A booklet-style project designed to educate and guide the audience through the experience of a panic attack, offering insights into its emotional and physical symptoms. The project also provides helpful strategies and techniques for managing and overcoming panic attacks, creating a compassionate and informative resource for those seeking support.

Fall 2023

This project explores the 27 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, focusing on women's rights. It highlights the original exclusion of women from the Constitution, with emphasis on the 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote. The poster series reimagines one amendment to enhance inclusivity for women, particularly women of color, and addresses ongoing social issues. It also advocates for changes that further women's rights, emphasizing the intersection of freedom of speech, press, and voting with women's equality.