This website was designed with the primary goal of advertising upcoming events and grow interest in preserving local public libraries. The homepage has a slideshow that streamlines digital advertising for events and news. I design all the ads that show up in this space. The site also has easy navigation for calls-to-action, membership sign-up, and other useful information about the library.

This minimalist website was designed with natural color schemes and images to present a relaxed environment. It was also built to make it easier for users to learn more about this healing practice and make appointments with the acupuncturist.

The Friendship Sports Association is a nonprofit that fosters social and economic relationships within Boston's West Indian community. This website is primarily designed to attract current and new supporters to participate in upcoming travel and fundraising events.

This website was designed for a Boston-based real estate agent looking to grow his reach and improve SEO results. This fully responsive site has Internet Data Exchange (IDX) integration, which makes it easier for users to search and find properties through the most up-to-date MLS listings data. Users can find properties with Google Maps, photo and video galleries and mortgage calculators.

The website for Roxbury Presbyterian Church was designed with a focus on accessibility for users and interactivity with video and images.

The Social Impact Center (SIC) is the non-profit arm of the Historic Roxbury Presbyterian Church, with a mission to create educational and economic development programs to strengthen Boston's Roxbury community. The website was designed with a focus on accessibility for users and interactivity with video and images.

Solomon's Children was a short term web campaign in 2013-2014 by members of the Ethiopian Jewish community in Israel to bring awareness to the plight of Jewish children of African descent.  The idea for the website was spurred by recent racial attacks against black Africans living in Israel.  The website was designed to showcase short videos and slideshows, and had a complimentary print and mobile edition..

The website was part of a group project where I was both the web and graphic designer.  It is a redesign of the real website for Global Exchange's Reality Tours.  We were given the task of re-imagining the website with updated technologies and simple coding.

People have always asked me to put together an online portfolio that specifically showcases my best video work. The opportunity was presented to me to create an interactive journalism website doing just that. I chose to focus on women interviewees not only because of their diverse backgrounds and opinions, but also because they are all women of color and their voices are generally either limited or not represented positively in mainstream media.