A comprehensive user research study was conducted to address stakeholder goals and questions, utilizing both individual and group data. The study included research objectives, methods, data analysis, and resulted in actionable recommendations based on the findings.

Guided by the WCAG 2.1 principles, a comprehensive accessibility assessment was conducted on Backcountry’s online shopping experience, and recommendations for improvement were provided based on the findings.

The Safety Net project focuses on designing a travel app that provides users with critical safety information for unfamiliar areas. The app includes features such as a color-coded safety map, emergency contacts, crime data, and real-time incident reporting, with an interactive prototype developed to test navigation, functionality, and user experience.

This project focuses on designing a website for an institute within Michigan State University guided by the concept of ubuntu—a philosophy emphasizing interconnectedness, community, and shared humanity. The design process incorporates ubuntu principles, ensuring collaboration, mutual respect, and inclusivity among stakeholders to create a user-centered, cohesive online experience that reflects these values.

Redesigning a local market's website by consolidating their two separate sites into a single site for a cohesive, user-friendly experience. The focus is on improving navigation, accessibility, and functionality using UX principles to better meet customer needs.