Greetings!
I’m The Cosmic Jumper:
Website Developer, Print and Digital Designer,
and Content Creator on a mission
to make your digital dreams a reality.
Featured Work
PI^LA
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Volunteers In Medicine
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Nature’s Cafe & Market
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The Rose Garden
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What I Do Best
UI/UX Design
I specialize in creating visually appealing and intuitive user interfaces that leave a lasting impression.
Web Design
Brand Identity
Your brand is your story, and I’m here to help you tell it visually. I ensure that every design elements are aligned.
About Me
It was a dark and stormy night…
“You don’t want to code. I’m telling you — you don’t. It’s like having a sandbox and if something goes wrong, you have to look through all the grains of sand until you find the broken one.”
The year was Twenty-Nineteen, and the voice of reason belonged to my BF, giving his initial response to my interest in learning HTML.
“If you really were interested in learning to code, you would already have looked into it.”
Funnily enough, I hadn’t previously considered it. Working shit jobs and living out of my car, I was in 24/7 survival mode. Not a lot of time to dream.
At that point, I’d had reliable employment, a solid realationship and a place to call home. It’s amazing what sleeping and showering indoors and getting decent meals can do for your outlook.
“Well, if you really want to learn … I can tell you how to get started.”
The first time I looked at code, it made ZERO sense. Bullet points were “&bull”. Colors, like my favorite shade of blue, were numbers (hex codes). Don’t get me started on javascript, which I initially referred to as javashit — again, IYKYK. I was barely out of the gate when I got my first client. To say I was in over my head was an understatement. It was like taking a toddler who just learned to walk and making her a Rockette.
Mad respect to my BF for supporting me in those first months. Having to ask him for help at 3:00am (after a 17+ hour workday) because I promised I’d have an update live the next morning. I’d sat with it for hours and couldn’t figure out what I did wrong. He’d look at the code I’d written, tap a key or two, and viola! What he called his “patented 5-minute fix”.
June 2017 – December 2019
Product Design Lead
Tech Innovators Inc.
User-Centric Design: Championing a user-centric design approach by conducting user research
July 2015 – May 2017
Associate Product Designer
Digital Creations Studio
Cross-Functional Collaboration: Facilitating productive collaborations between design, development, and product management teams to ensure cohesive and efficient product development cycles.
Education
July 2015 – May 2019
BA – Digital Marketing
Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising Los Angeles
Client-side HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Adobe Creative Cloud.
Web and Digital Design.