A Bit About Me
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by how people think, how things work, and how art can bring ideas to life. I once thought I’d become a therapist—I admire the work mental health professionals do, and therapy has had a huge impact on my own life. At the same time, I’ve always loved illustration and design, and I wanted a way to turn that passion into something meaningful.
Web design turned out to be the perfect intersection of everything I love. It lets me combine creativity with problem-solving, crafting websites that not only look beautiful but also serve a purpose—helping therapists and creatives connect with their audience in an authentic way.
Now, I get to build sites that are strategic, engaging, and uniquely tailored to the people who make a difference—whether they’re running a therapy practice or sharing their creative work with the world.
Why Me?
With a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and experience as a mental health coach, I understand how to design websites that build trust, encourage engagement, and resonate with your audience. My websites go beyond aesthetics—they are strategic tools that help therapists and creatives grow their businesses.
Psychology-Driven, Client-Focused Design
With experience in product design, I take a holistic approach to web design, ensuring every site is intuitive, functional, and aligned with your goals. I pay attention to the small details—from layout and flow to user behavior and branding consistency—so that your website works as beautifully as it looks.
A Thoughtful, Detail-Oriented Approach
Beyond web design, I have a passion for art and illustration, which gives me a refined design aesthetic and creative eye. My expertise in Squarespace and Wix allows me to create websites that are modern, unique, and easy to manage—so you can focus on what you do best.
Artistry Meets Strategy
FAQs
Website packages start at $800.
Brand materials start at $200.
Brand + Web: 10-12 weeks
Branding: 2-4 weeks
Web Design: 4-6 weeksFor every service I offer, I take a collaborative approach—asking key questions, getting your input on concepts, and refining the design through feedback and revisions to ensure the final result is something you love.