I’m a product development manager focused on building better experiences for logistics companies.
Extended History…
I was born and raised under the sleepy oak trees of San Antonio, TX, but spent most of my summers splashing in the cold mountain waters of upstate New York. I hold a B.A. in Film and Digital Media from Baylor University and I am an alumna of the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core honor’s program.
In the fall of 2006, I moved to New York City to complete an internship in the VH1 development department. I worked directly with executive producers to develop and compile content for the show “All Access: Celebrity Features.”
In 2008, with the recession in full effect and hiring freezes hitting the media, I realized that I needed to reevaluate my skills and consider new career options. With a keen eye for design and a passion for making things work better I decided to focus my creativity on the web. Through several self-driven tutorials and a few professional development courses at the Corcoran College of Art, I learned the basics of interactive design by piecing together HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to make functional websites.
It wasn’t until the fall of 2012, when I enrolled in a course called Information Architecture: The User Experience, that I really started to think about designing websites from the user’s perspective. Now I am fascinated – no, obsessed – with observing, dissecting, and documenting the process by which people acquire knowledge.
Extended History…
I was born and raised under the sleepy oak trees of San Antonio, TX, but spent most of my summers splashing in the cold mountain waters of upstate New York. I hold a B.A. in Film and Digital Media from Baylor University and I am an alumna of the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core honor’s program.
In the fall of 2006, I moved to New York City to complete an internship in the VH1 development department. I worked directly with executive producers to develop and compile content for the show “All Access: Celebrity Features.”
In 2008, with the recession in full effect and hiring freezes hitting the media, I realized that I needed to reevaluate my skills and consider new career options. With a keen eye for design and a passion for making things work better I decided to focus my creativity on the web. Through several self-driven tutorials and a few professional development courses at the Corcoran College of Art, I learned the basics of interactive design by piecing together HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to make functional websites.
In 2012, when I enrolled in a course called Information Architecture: The User Experience, I really started to think about designing websites from the user’s perspective. Now I am fascinated – no, obsessed – with observing, dissecting, and documenting the process by which people acquire knowledge.