Clear design for complex information.

Hi, I’m Dani.

I’m a designer drawn to the work other people often avoid: dense content, technical details, and complicated inputs that need to become clear, usable, and approachable.

My background started in fine art, and I’ve always had an analytical, process-oriented brain. That mix shows up in how I work: strong hierarchy, careful editing, and layouts that feel calm and intentional. I love partnering with subject-matter experts, asking the questions that clarify the story, and turning that story into something people can actually use.

I also genuinely love design. I care about typography, layout, and craft, and I like building visual systems that are both polished and practical. My goal is simple: make information easier to access, easier to trust, and easier to act on.

A lot of my experience lives in the space between design and operations: building repeatable templates, improving workflows, preparing clean production files, and making sure the final output holds up in the real world, not just in a mockup.

I’m especially interested in roles where design supports learning, research, or better decision-making, and I’m drawn to mission-driven work in healthcare, education, and organizations doing complex work with real constraints.

A few things I’m known for:

• Taking ownership and figuring things out quickly
• Making complex information feel readable and trustworthy
• Being steady, collaborative, and deadline-aware