Inspired by 19th century rural pharmacies and folk herbalism, Juniper Field Supply is a fictional apothecary brand rooted in Southern grit and botanical craft. This project explores branding, print design, and vintage-inspired storytelling through a modern lens.

I’ve been loving vintage cards and IDs lately, and was inspired to create my own take on an old school library card. This was such a fun project filled with some of my favourite fonts, and (maybe too many) texture overlays.

In preparation for her latest book release, I collaborated with Kayla to design and launch a new website. I was responsible for the entire site design and developed a brand identity centered around her newest release.

For my final project in the Applied UX/UI course, I was tasked with redesigning a website to improve the overall user experience. Using Figma, I created wireframes and conducted a case study to support the changes I proposed. My goal was to deliver more cohesive branding and create a visually appealing website.

As the team lead for the front-end development of this project, I was responsible for designing the website and implementing it using HTML, CSS, PHP, and JavaScript. Leading this project not only enhanced my technical skills but also provided me with invaluable leadership experience.

During my first year in the Interactive Media Developer program, I developed this portfolio to highlight the projects I have completed so far. This portfolio served as my introduction to using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.

During my first-year UX/UI class, I was tasked to create a website for local beaches, guided by a proto-persona I had crafted. I utilized Wix to build this website.

When getting familiar using Adobe Indesign for class projects, I practiced recreating magazine and cookbook pages.