Graphic Design Student · Full-Stack Web Development · (Previously) Pharmacy Technician
I design things and then I build them. I care about how things look, how they work, and why they exist. Currently looking for hybrid UX/front-end roles.
"Life is a constant struggle, from the cradle to the grave.
The harder the struggle is, the sweeter the triumph."
- Severino A. Lazo (ʚ♡ɞ Papa)
Graphic design student with a concentration in full-stack web development. Both matter to me — how something looks and how it functions.
Before this, I spent nearly a decade as a pharmacy technician. I know what it means to be precise under pressure. I'm bringing that same attention to detail here, just with fewer controlled substances.
B.S. Graphic Information Technology — Full-Stack Web Development Concentration
Pharmacy Technician
Precision, pressure, problem-solving. Applied the same discipline to building things on the web.
Designed and built this portfolio from the ground up — no frameworks, no templates. Vanilla HTML/CSS/JS with GSAP animation, dark/light theme toggle, custom cursor, and accessibility patterns, deployed to a custom domain via GitHub Pages. Evolved from a fully hand-coded, self-taught build into the current iteration, developed with AI-assisted pair programming — designed, directed, and shipped by me.
Lead Designer on a group digital publishing project for GIT 303. Proposed and championed Streetwear as the subculture theme — a personal connection rooted in upbringing. Designed pages 6–9, built the Miro mood board, defined the color palette, and produced the billboard concept and mockup. Responsible for the visual direction the team executed against.
Sole creator of a product commercial for GIT 315, shot and edited end-to-end on iPhone using Premiere Pro. Concepted, planned, filmed, and cut a 40-second spot (plus 10-second slate) for a trading card display phone case. Managed every stage of production independently — from script to final export.
UX audit and redesign of a broken booking flow on eDreams.net, completed for GIT 340. Identified friction points through user testing with 3 participants, then mapped the task flow, rapid-sketched 8 concepts, and produced mid and high-fidelity wireframes in Figma with a written design rationale. Result: A cleaner, task-centered navigation that reduced steps to reach "Manage Booking" — documented from research through final design.