Blog

• Why I went from Gatsby to Eleventy

  Posted: July 16, 2022

  Tags: #DesignEngineering #Front-endDevelopment

  While I enjoyed using Gatsby, I wanted a more lightweight solution that let me use HTML instead of JSX.

• Learning a new UX Research model

  Posted: July 10, 2022

  Tags: #UxResearch

  Considering a research framework that aligns design and development language with research language.

• Why I left Harvard and became a UX Research specialist

  Posted: July 3, 2022

  Tags: #CareerDevelopment

  A reflection about switching jobs to grow my career.

• Making and Testing an Accessible SVG

  Posted: June 14, 2021

  Tags: #Accessibility #DesignEngineering

  Lessons learned from making an accessible clickable SVG.

• The Point of Models and Explaining your UX process

  Posted: February 8, 2021

  Tags: #UxDesign #UxResearch #DesignProcess

  Where UX process diagrams help and fail.

• Accessibility nudges for all content creators

  Posted: September 14, 2020

  Tags: #Accessibility #InclusiveDesign

  We should make it easy to create accessible content.

• Professional confidence - The unexpected benefit of journaling, and the expected benefit of a yellow blazer

  Posted: August 10, 2020

  Tags: #CareerDevelopment

  How journaling can help with professional growth and confidence.

• Addressing tech’s inclusive design debt

  Posted: July 9, 2020

  Tags: #InclusiveDesign

  Thoughts on taking action towards more inclusive and ethical design.

• A quest for the right remote usability testing tool

  Posted: June 1, 2020

  Tags: #UxResearch #UxrTools #UsabilityTesting

  How I decided on a usability testing tool for my work at Harvard.

• How to stay creative in times of uncertainty

  Posted: April 20, 2020

  Tags: #CareerDevelopment #CreativePractice

  Thoughts after reading Austin Kleon's Keep Going.