context
I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A HUGE PUZZLER. When I first began with jigsaw puzzles, it was all about identifying the pieces that could fit into a defined boundary. As I moved onto more complex puzzles – brain teasers, crosswords, sudokus, you name it – the boundary became less of a definition, and more of an interface to be challenged and explored. While boundaries are demarcating lines, interfaces are dynamic and aqueous, a space of the in-between that fosters and nurtures our interactions.
I design for that space of the in-between. Whether it's products or experiences, I solve for impact, intuition, and humanity in interactions.
Previously, I designed for Research Informatics and Telehealth at Epic Systems, advocated for AI transparency in education at TrueMark as their founding designer, and crafted mission-driven experiences for local organizations. Recently, I graduated from Brown University with a degree in Human-Computer Interaction & Design (that I designed!), and am looking for my next adventure ᯓ★
I love learning, so I'm always trying anything and everything, and going anywhere and everywhere, and I love collecting trinkets to memorialize it — if I'm not out and about, I'm probably winding down with my scrapbook or a good craft.
philosophy
Contextual
I’m passionate about designing for social good.
Not just for right and wrong, but to understand the complex ways that design works to facilitate sociotechnical systems — in other words, how society and technology deeply influence each others.
Informed
I believe that design embodies the power of human inquiry and potential, and good design comes from asking good questions.
I design with depth and intention through grounding decisions in research.
Human
I’m inspired by the everyday. I like to take my time in the grocery shop looking at the colors of seasonal fruit or the designs on tinned fish, I like to play with my food on the plate, and I like making to-do post-it murals above my desk.
There’s a particular charm and nostalgia to these anthropological moments and artifacts, and they help me breathe life and authenticity into my designs.
My design practice is…
I’m Fiona, a product designer situated in lived experiences and oriented towards ethics.
HELLO MY NAME IS
你好 我叫
Grüß Gott ich heiße
context
I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A HUGE PUZZLER. When I first began with jigsaw puzzles, it was all about identifying the pieces that could fit into a defined boundary. As I moved onto more complex puzzles – brain teasers, crosswords, sudokus, you name it – the boundary became less of a definition, and more of an interface to be challenged and explored. While boundaries are demarcating lines, interfaces are dynamic and aqueous, a space of the in-between that fosters and nurtures our interactions.
I design for that space of the in-between. Whether it's products or experiences, I solve for impact, intuition, and humanity in interactions.
Previously, I designed for Research Informatics and Telehealth at Epic Systems, advocated for AI transparency in education at TrueMark as their founding designer, and crafted mission-driven experiences for local organizations. Recently, I graduated from Brown University with a degree in Human-Computer Interaction & Design (that I designed!), and am looking for my next adventure ᯓ★
I love learning, so I'm always trying anything and everything, and going anywhere and everywhere, and I love collecting trinkets to memorialize it — if I'm not out and about, I'm probably winding down with my scrapbook or a good craft.
philosophy
Contextual
I’m passionate about designing for social good.
Not just for right and wrong, but to understand the complex ways that design works to facilitate sociotechnical systems — in other words, how society and technology deeply influence each others.
Informed
I believe that design embodies the power of human inquiry and potential, and good design comes from asking good questions.
I design with depth and intention through grounding decisions in research.
Human
I’m inspired by the everyday. I like to take my time in the grocery shop looking at the colors of seasonal fruit or the designs on tinned fish, I like to play with my food on the plate, and I like making to-do post-it murals above my desk.
There’s a particular charm and nostalgia to these anthropological moments and artifacts, and they help me breathe life and authenticity into my designs.
My design practice is…
HELLO MY NAME IS
你好 我叫
Grüß Gott ich heiße
I’m Fiona, a product designer situated in lived experiences and oriented towards ethics.
HELLO MY NAME IS
你好 我叫
Grüß Gott ich heiße
I’m Fiona, a product designer situated in lived experiences and oriented towards ethics.
about me
I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A HUGE PUZZLER. When I first began with jigsaw puzzles, it was all about identifying the pieces that could fit into a defined boundary. As I moved onto more complex puzzles – brain teasers, crosswords, sudokus, you name it – the boundary became less of a definition, and more of an interface to be challenged and explored. While boundaries are demarcating lines, interfaces are dynamic and aqueous, a space of the in-between that fosters and nurtures our interactions.
I design for that space of the in-between. Whether it's products or experiences, I solve for impact, intuition, and humanity in interactions.
Previously, I designed for Research Informatics and Telehealth at Epic Systems, advocated for AI transparency in education at TrueMark as their founding designer, and crafted mission-driven experiences for local organizations. Recently, I graduated from Brown University with a degree in Human-Computer Interaction & Design (that I designed!), and am looking for my next adventure ᯓ★
I love learning, so I'm always trying anything and everything, and going anywhere and everywhere, and I love collecting trinkets to memorialize it — if I'm not out and about, I'm probably winding down with my scrapbook or a good craft.
philosophy
My design practice is…
Contextual
I’m passionate about designing for social good.
Not just for right and wrong, but to understand the complex ways that design works to facilitate sociotechnical systems — in other words, how society and technology deeply influence each others.
Informed
I believe that design embodies the power of human inquiry and potential, and good design comes from asking good questions.
I design with depth and intention through grounding decisions in research.
Human
I’m inspired by the everyday. I like to take my time in the grocery shop looking at the colors of seasonal fruit or the designs on tinned fish, I like to play with my food on the plate, and I like making to-do post-it murals above my desk.
There’s a particular charm and nostalgia to these anthropological moments and artifacts, and they help me breathe life and authenticity into my designs.