This project was an idea that I entered in the “Big Idea Competition” at Bradley University. It aims to help end the purchasing of forced labor products.
I competed against other ideas from student/alumni teams. Unfortunately, I did not get enough votes to make it to the top 3.
Solo Project
August 2020 – October 2020
Human trafficking is a major issue throughout the world today and while most people don’t realize it, they can contribute to human trafficking by unknowingly purchasing products that come from forced labor.
This application allows users to search and scan products they want to purchase and the application tells them if that good is likely produced from forced labor. This application also helps spread awareness as users can view a map of documented goods and countries that are likely produced from forced labor.
User experience design work completed during my internship at NASA
VR usability research for my independent senior thesis project
NASA's AR challenge working with the Microsoft Hololens
Apple Watch and mobile design to help people who experience frequent seizures
Design and research projects completed during my internship with John Deere
Design and research projects during my year-long internship
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Designs completed for Caterpillar's 2019 & 2020 usability day challenges
AR concept design to help people with memory loss disorders
Critical analysis of Bioshock Infinite, Celeste, and Antichamber
Shopping app design to help end the purchasing of forced labor products
