Hi, I'm Amy!

I'm a designer and writer with a passion for making the complex accessible—and even delightful!

Selected Work

Paraqlet Solutions Style Guide

April 2025 - Present

A comprehensive, user-friendly style guide for Paraqlet Solutions, written in AsciiDoc, deployed via Antora, and published via a Cloudflare Pages CI/CD pipeline.

Paraqlet Solutions Website

April 2025 - Present

An external-facing website for Paraqlet Solutions to introduce potential clients and investors to the communications consulting start-up.

GitHub Quickstart Guide

March 2025 - April 2025

A user-friendly tutorial for how to start contributing to open-source projects on GitHub, written in Markdown, deployed via Docusaurus, and published via a GitHub Pages CI/CD pipeline.

Museum of Play Brochure

September 2025

A brochure for the fictional Museum of Play in Seattle, WA, based on my Copywriting projects. I designed the brochure in Adobe Illustrator, demonstrating intermediate and advanced techniques such as freeform gradients, symbol spraying, and envelope warping.

About Me

I've used storytelling throughout my education and career to amplify big ideas and get granular about human issues. Whether I'm using user stories to refine the scope and scale of a design project, leveraging quantitative and qualitative insights to improve usability, or even weaving together enchanting fictional worlds in my free time, I believe a good story has the power to unlock insights, create and sustain interest, and foster meaningful human connection.

As an early-career communications professional, I'm passionate about usability and accessibility in digital design. I've designed websites and written communications materials that make complex systems, policies, and research accessible for broad audiences.

I have been a three-time National French Contest medalist and a three-time Dean's List honoree. Outside of work, I enjoy writing fiction, listening to music, reading literary fiction, watching arthouse horror and drama films, and visiting local art museums.

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