My design packages have had an overhaul!

I’m focusing more on building cohesive brands and websites for creatives and design-driven businesses.

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!