From Fashion to Front-End
My career began in the fashion industry in London, where I learned that great design is all about balance, proportion, and sweating the small stuff. Those same principles now guide how I build websites, just swapping fabric samples for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Globe-Trotting to Git-Committing
After London came travelling, and eventually New Zealand, where I worked in project management.
Spending my days organising timelines and untangling processes taught me how satisfying it is to turn chaos into clarity.
Somewhere along the way, I fell in love with spreadsheets. Yes, spreadsheets.
Formulas became functions, functions became code, and I found myself watching someone "break" Google on YouTube with developer tools. I was hooked.
Spreadsheets to Stylesheets
By the time I returned to the UK, my curiosity about coding had fully turned into momentum.
I completed
SheCodes Front-end earning a verified Front-End Diploma, cementing my move into front-end development and building a strong foundation in modern web practices.
Since then, I’ve worked on projects across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, creating responsive, accessible websites that are designed to work well for everyone.
Fashionably Functional
What I enjoy most is the overlap between design and development, taking an idea and shaping it into something that feels intuitive, inclusive, and easy to use.
I focus on clean, maintainable code, smooth interactions, and making sure nothing gets in the user’s way. If a detail can be refined or a flow improved, I’m usually already thinking about it.