A simple Google search completely changed my life.

It all started with one simple question: “How are images uploaded to the internet?” That curiosity sparked everything. From that moment, I became fascinated by the core principles of web design, UX research, and front-end development.

Initially, I never planned to dive into graphic or web design. I began my career as a kitchen designer at Home Depot while working towards an NKBA certification. At the same time, I had just been accepted into the IBEW Electrical Journeyman Apprenticeship program. However, my curiosity eventually led me down a new path. I enrolled in Designation (now Flatiron School) and haven’t looked back since.

Fast forward to today: with over 900 hours of UX training and hands-on front-end experience, I now design websites, emails, banner ads, and mobile apps—always with a focus on creating user-friendly, impactful digital experiences.

February 2016—my last day as a kitchen designer.