Web Design
My Little Love, 2026
Website
My Little Love is an interactive website, utilizing p5.js web editor and javascript, based off of a
poem by the same name that I wrote to my daughter about when I die.
My Little Love is an interactive website that prompts the user to participate and reflect upon the
many ideas of what happens after we die. Across many millennia and various cultures, there
have been copious beliefs on what happens when we die. After having my daughter, the
concept of death has weighed on me. As a mother, every part of me wants to protect my
daughter from every possible thing that could cause her pain. The one thing I can’t protect her
from, is my death. This website goes over the 3 different concepts of what comes after we die
including, going back to the source, reincarnation and heaven. Each page has an interactive
element through the font and the Gifs for the use
T9 Captcha, 2026
Website
T9 Captcha is a reimagining of the captcha challenges we use to access websites. They are
meant to prevent nefarious bots and AI from gaining access to personal information. This
captcha challenge was vibe coded along with CLaude Ai
This T9 Captcha challenge is a nostalgic rendition of the captcha challenges we are faced with
often. The user begins with a green screen of instructions on how to complete the challenge.
Pop culture references such as Brittany Spear’s infamous 2007 head shaving incident as well
as Paris Hilton’s famous comment about Lindsay Lohan were used for this project. I drew Two
of the most popular cell phones at the time, the Nokia phone and the Razr flip phone, as well as
the rainbow background and star design details for the complete nostalgic vibe of this captcha challenge. In this captcha challenge, the user must answer both of the pop culture questions by typing the answer in the Razr flip phone using the very tedious process of T9. The processrequires a lot of patience to get through to be able to get to your destination webpage.
The Benefit, 2025
Designed with Adobe Illustrator and Square Space
The Benefit is a project-based website for a fictitious benefit of our choosing. The benefit I created was The Art Guard, a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, who’s primary focus is the preservation and enhancement of art programs in the San Francico Unified School District, in a time where the arts are under attack.
The Blog, 2025
Hand coded and designed in Visual Studio Code for Visual Communication 2 at University of San Francisco
The blog is a blog website project. I chose to work with my daughter to create a review of the Playground around the Pacific Heights neighborhood in San Francisco. We chose three playgrounds and discussed the pros and cons of each of the playgrounds, and we each graded them on a scale of one to 10 based off of safety, parking, equipment and the fun factor and recorded videos and took pictures for a comprehensive review of each of each location as well as written information.