CozyCorner is a mental health video game app created by three University of Michigan students during the Business Tech+ Jam competition. The app provides fast and accessible mental health support for users in moments of immediate need. By combining engaging game features with mental health tools, CozyCorner helps users track and reflect on their mental well-being in real time. This project is still in development, with new features and designs coming soon. I contributed as both Product Manager and UX Designer, leading the app’s core vision and team workflow, while designing features, creating wireframes, and building prototypes.

Alternative Fall Break (AFB) was a one-day UX consulting project through the University of Michigan School of Information, where I collaborated with an interdisciplinary team to support two Detroit-based small businesses with both in-person and e-commerce operations. The clients approached us to improve their websites because user experience was not their area of expertise and they lacked certain technical and design capabilities. I contributed to client communication, evaluating their websites, and identifying key usability, accessibility, and navigation issues through heuristic evaluation. Our team translated these findings into actionable short- and long-term recommendations aligned with each client’s business goals and user needs.