As a graduate student navigating the messy, rewarding world of empathy research, I’ve learned that understanding people means more than collecting data, it requires truly stepping into their experiences, their frustrations, and their unspoken hopes.

When I think about creating digital products, my focus is on designing tools that solve real problems in ways that feel both practical and creative.

When you think about thrifting, you might picture sifting through racks of clothing, discovering hidden gems, or chatting with a friend while trying on something unexpected. That same experience has shifted online, and two of the biggest players, Depop and Poshmark,

When most people think about digital products, they picture planners, templates, or maybe a set of art prints. But the real story behind these creations goes much deeper.

Reinventing human centered design, starts in the mailroom.

Design Thinking isn’t a rigid process, it’s a mindset.

Throughout this campaign process, I didn’t just research Oddli, I got to know them.

Social media has always been more than just an app on my phone, it’s been a creative outlet, a career stepping stone, and honestly, sometimes, a bit of a mental drain.

Despite constant headlines about new apps and shifting trends, Instagram remains one of the most impactful platforms out there.

As social media continues to evolve, one thing has become clear: authenticity isn’t just appreciated; it’s expected.

It all begins with an idea.