Designing with a user-centered approach, focusing on clarity, accessibility, and engagement.
Designing with a user-centered approach, focusing on clarity, accessibility, and engagement.
"Ms. Oswald has single-handedly improved [our] base aesthetic. She has assisted the rest of our organization in following her lead and has genuinely made us appear more professional and cohesive to the community we serve."
- Visual Communications Manager, Rocky River Public Library
About Me
I live in Columbus, OH with my partner, Chase and three (yes, three) cats, Milk, Ramses, and Bird.
In my spare time I enjoy exploring nature and being outside. I spend a few hours a week volunteering at the local library.
About Me
I live in Columbus, OH with my partner, Chase and three (yes, three) cats, Milk, Ramses, and Bird.
In my spare time I enjoy exploring nature and being outside. I spend a few hours a week volunteering at the local library in the circulation department.
Why I Love Design
I started designing in high school when I took a Visual Communication vocational my junior year. I have always loved art, but once I got into this class and learned about being a graphic designer it just felt natural. Once I learned about the world of front-end development I fell in love with the process of UX and UI. Designing is like solving a puzzle to me, I always know there is an "answer" I just have to find it. Only when all elements are considered; client needs, view/user needs, design principles, is when I know a project is done. If any of those pieces aren't working seamlessly together, my job isn't done!
Milk
Ramses
Bird
I started designing in high school when I took a Visual Communication vocational my junior year. I have always loved art, but once I got into this class and learned about being a graphic designer it just felt natural. Once I learned about the world of front-end development I fell in love with the process of UX and UI. Designing is like solving a puzzle to me, I always know there is an "answer" I just have to find it. Only when all elements are considered; client needs, view/user needs, design principles, is when I know a project is done. If any of those pieces aren't working seamlessly together, my job isn't done!