My website really sucks, but that's ok. I make an effort to be critical and self-reflective on my work.
On an annual basis, I commit a month of time to trash and renew this website to better represent my growing values as a designer.
Instead of writing a deeply introspective post with a witty title, I want to learn how to enjoy life.
I spent alot of time thinking about how little control I have in my work. Alot of that was focused around the mediums I use.
2019 popped my bubble of naive realism and projection bias. As a result, I want to create more meaningful and inclusive products.
I didn’t sit down in front of my computer to muscle an update in one go. Instead, it was an iterative process.
I am a UX Designer. I am not a graphic designer. I am not developer. Can I do work in both? Yes, but that’s not what I want to communicate.
The doubt kicked in. Maybe my website really is bad. No, sweet and innocent younger me, it sucked and it always will.
