Hi, I’m Izzy.
I’m a UX/Product Designer focused on making complex systems feel intuitive. My work sits at the intersection of technology and human behavior, where I design experiences that help people navigate complexity with clarity and confidence.
My story as a designer, beyond the resume
I’ve always needed to create.
Growing up, this looked like drawing floor plans on graph paper, making model houses with cardboard, and dressing up as an artist for every career day. It wasn’t just about making things, but trying to deeply understand how they worked. That instinct pulled me toward psychology, then cognitive science, then UX. Turns out, UX was exactly what I'd been looking for without knowing it had a name.
As a designer, a lot feeds into how I think. My foundation is in Cognitive Science and Human-Computer Interaction- the study of how people perceive, process, and make sense of the world around them. Layered on top of that is a deep empathy for the person on the other end of a product, and an obsession with things made to last, like stained glass, hand-painted tiles, buildings that have outlived every trend. And a constant curiosity about what shapes taste, value, and how people move through the world.
Because it's never just about an individual solution. My decisions consider systems, the shifts happening around them, and the larger patterns that go beyond a single screen. Context is everything.