Projects

Archetype Classifications

Utilizing Figma, this project applied ethnographic research concepts to develop and classify archetypes within a specific user group. My team focused on crosswalk waiting behavior, iterating on a classification system through methods such as affinity mapping, card sorting, and behavioral analysis. These research tools helped us translate observations into a credible and refined deliverable. Click on the image to learn more!

Non-Profit Redesign

Through the Linkage Community, a nonprofit supporting formerly incarcerated individuals through art and community-building, I worked to redevelop their website and strengthen communication strategies. In this front-end development role, I enhanced my skills in WordPress, HTML, and CSS, while also growing my experience in client collaboration and professional communication. Click on the image to learn more!

Crosswalk Analysis

Crosswalks are often overlooked as simple infrastructure, yet they profoundly shape how users interact with urban environments. This project explored crosswalks as a key accessibility feature, framing them as a "modern-day trolley problem" in mobility prioritization. Through this lens, we sought to understand how crosswalks contribute to building harmony within tense and diverse communities. Click on the image to learn more!

Stakeholder Mapping

Aiming to understand how environmental conditions impact surrounding stakeholders, this project mapped the relationships between a deteriorating crosswalk and related programs, infrastructure, and governing bodies in Ann Arbor. It taught me how to visualize complex relationships and shifted my perspective on research methods, showing how seemingly obvious issues can reveal deeper systemic connections. Click on the image to learn more!