If you’ve been to this blog before you may know how much I love planners! Typically I go for a physical paper one (or several), and occasionally I use a digital bullet journal. This year I’m all about Notion for planning Big Picture tasks.

Answering the question:

“How do I brand myself without coming off as fake, aggressive or annoying?”

Spoiler: you are probably none of those things.

Some of my tips for creating and curating a UX / UI / Product design portfolio, particularly for newer designers who might not know what employers are after.

I’ve finally set up my home office and I am in LOVE.

Come take a look at my vintage-inspired office decor including my Bourbon Vintage Desk from MADE.COM

I may be tempting fate by writing about how I intend to plan things in 2021, but I cannot resist a good planner post!

Click through to find out how I’m using my paper planners, and which digital solution has caught my eye this year.

I feel like most yearly reviews are going to consist of something like this: 2020, enough said. To be honest, I’ve felt like three separate people this year. So I thought maybe the best way to sum up the year would be to talk about these three phases I went through during the year that turned us all upside down.

A little life update on the last 4 months, where I’ve been, and what my plans are.

Sound familiar? It’s because one of these happens every few months when I fall off the blogging wagon!

I watched Get Organized by The Home Edit and was very surprised by the lack of attention paid to user needs.

In this post I talk about that, the importance understanding your user’s needs, and my own decision when it came to including pricing on my website!

Introducing… the Pretty Content Redbubble shop!

Find out why I chose Redbubble, how I design my laptop stickers, and how much money Redbubble artists make!

Plus, a little bit about my plans for the future…