My work brings together human-computer interaction, UX, and information design to make digital systems easier to understand and navigate. At the core of my work is a broader question: how can digital and intelligent technologies better support people rather than create new barriers?
Core areas of expertise and research practice
Studying and evaluating how people understand, navigate, and interact with digital systems, particularly in complex real-world contexts.
Using interviews, surveys, usability studies, and other user-centred methods to understand needs, behaviours, experiences, and interaction barriers.
Evaluating interfaces and workflows to identify usability, accessibility, navigation, feedback, and interaction issues and translate findings into actionable recommendations.
Examining how information structure, interface elements, workflows, and system feedback shape comprehension and interaction.
Translating user needs and research insights into interaction concepts, information structures, wireframes, and low- and high-fidelity prototypes.
Combining qualitative inquiry, surveys, and exploratory data analysis to investigate user experiences, contexts, and technology use.
Joanna Macy
Away from work and study, I enjoy painting, hiking, learning about history and philosophy, and spending time with my dogs. 🐾
