Work / 01–06

Research through
design. Design through
understanding.

Selected projects across information, objects and environments. Shared methods connect a practice that moves between digital experiences and physical spaces.

UX Research / Information Architecture

DH@UofT Redesign

Reorganizing a digital humanities website around the tasks of discovering events, finding collaborators and accessing research opportunities, through research, information architecture and prototype testing.

Desktop homepage wireframe with About, Events, People, Research and Projects, Calls, News and Contact Us navigation, a featured event, and a View All Events action. — Homepage prototype extracted from slide 8. The design foregrounds an event and a direct action. Content shown is prototype material, not a statement about current university events.

2026

UX Research
Information Architecture
Usability Testing

Museum Accessibility / Visitor Experience

ROM Accessibility Evaluation

A course-based accessibility audit examining how visitors find, understand and use access features at the Royal Ontario Museum, with a proposed five-part action plan.

A touch display with animal jaws, skulls and other bone specimens arranged on a counter. A small sign asks visitors to touch gently. — Figure 1. Touchable bones: an example of object-based, non-visual engagement documented in the audit. Extracted from the report; original image resolution retained.

2026

Accessibility
Museum Research
Visitor Research

Qualitative Research / Spatial Experience

Women’s Public Fitness Space Study

Exploring how social interactions, spatial conditions and access to guidance shape women’s comfort and participation in shared fitness environments.

2025

Qualitative Research
Spatial Experience
Human Factors

TODO: project imagery

Exhibition Design / Interpretation

Minds vs. Machines: Which One Was AI?

A split-authorship exhibition inviting visitors to consider interpretation, curatorial authority and trust before learning which narrative was written by AI.

Exhibition wall with two parallel interpretations of AI in museums, a central authorship question, and a table for visitor responses. — Minds vs. Machines: Which One Was AI? Installed pop-up exhibition, 2025.

2025

Exhibition Design
Interpretation
Visitor Research

Museum Collections / Material Research

3D Printed Research & Education Collection

Designing and assembling a 3D-printed research collection through CAD modelling, fabrication coordination and protective packaging for museum material studies.