I'm a UI/UX Designer, a proud Mexican-American first-generation graduate, and a lifelong gamer split between two worlds: competitive play, where I helped bring my school its first-ever championship, and story-driven games, where I lost myself in something bigger than the scoreboard. Team play taught me communication under pressure; solo play taught me patience. I love both!

That love is what pulled me into design. Studying Interactive Media at Clark University gave me the technical foundation, but years as a player gave me the instincts, I know exactly what it feels like when an interface gets in the way of the fun.

I founded Diversity in Games to push for more accessible design, and carried that into my work at Lil Snack, where I playtested games and pushed accessibility improvements before they shipped.

I'm APXP certified and ready to move from the player's seat to the designer's chair.

I believe great design starts with empathy and a deep understanding of the user. By blending creativity with user research and testing, I aim to craft interfaces that not only make new technology approachable but also offer something unexpected and delightful. My vision is to ensure every player can fully immerse themselves and have fun, no matter their experience with technology.

✨UI/UX Design: Crafting intuitive, accessible, and user-centered designs that seamlessly combine creativity and functionality.
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✨Graphic Design: Skilled in Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator; creating visually engaging digital and print assets.
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✨Interactive Media: Designing immersive experiences for games and digital applications that prioritize user engagement.

✨Agile Workflow: Driving project progress through sprint planning, ensuring clarity and team alignment.

✨Interdisciplinary Teamwork: Collaborating with 3D artists, writers, and developers for cohesive project outcomes.

✨Asset Management: Organizing files and systems using OneDrive, emphasizing clarity, consistency, and naming conventions.