I naturally look for patterns in how users behave, scan, and make decisions. I use those insights to guide layout, flow, and content hierarchy.

I design based on how people actually interact, not how we expect them to. This includes understanding attention flow, visual scanning habits, and decision triggers.

I prioritize information architecture and flow before visual styling. This ensuring the foundation is clear, logical, and scalable.

I think in repeatable patterns for efficiency; creating components, rules, and frameworks that scale across multiple use cases rather than solving problems in isolation.

I actively look for ways to reduce friction, for both for users and for internal workflows, through smarter structure, reusable systems, and automation.

My process is flexible and adaptive, and constantly refining based on feedback, constraints, and new insights rather than following a rigid step-by-step path.

I balance analytical thinking with visual intuition—ensuring solutions are both functionally effective and visually cohesive.

Mentoring students to build industry-ready portfolios rooted in real-world constraints, design systems logic, and strategic storytelling. Emphasis is placed on transforming academic coursework into comprehensive case studies that demonstrate process, technical rigor, and business impact—preparing graduates to seamlessly step into agency, corporate, and digital roles.

• Industry Experience: 9 years driving design systems, regulated design, and interactive strategy in high-stakes healthcare and marketing environments across UX, print, packaging, and digital.

• Classroom Impact: Mentoring students through process-driven design, structural logic, and technical precision—transforming academic projects into career-ready portfolio case progression and presentation.

• Tactics: Affinity Critiques, Speed Testing, Server system & version control, Case Study & Progression, Motion—not isolation, Pattern recognition, and Professional expression & engagement.

• Beyond Surface-Level Design: Training students to look past quick visual solutions to understand root systems, user motives, and technical constraints.

• Adaptability & Future-Proofing: Fostering a continuous learning approach that prepares emerging designers to navigate evolving digital tools, complex regulatory environments, growing AI solutions, and multi-platform proficiency.

Empowering students to approach design through a systems lens—teaching them to structure modular component libraries, grid frameworks, and multi-channel workflows so their visual ideas scale seamlessly across complex platforms and departments.

• Scalable Architecture: How individual design choices connect to larger design systems, interactive patterns, and brand ecosystems.

• Cross-Platform Cohesion: Demonstrating how modular logic ensures consistency across print, web, and interactive digital touch-points.

• Sustainable Workflows: Instilling habits of organized asset and file management, structured grids, and agent efficient programs that save time and eliminate production errors.

• Nominated by colleagues at RevHealth for Leave your Fingerprint award in recognition for consistent successful execution, research, and contributions in department process improvements.

• Recognized by the Studio Director for Own the We:
  ‍“Christina is always looking to learn and is always doing research on ways to improve how we work. By finding solutions to existing issues or finding new ways to use the programs we have, and then educating the team, she is helping make us more efficient and better at our jobs.”

• Recognized by the VP, Analytics for Leave your Fingerprint:
  “Christina just made my day. She cracked an age-old agency problem and will “leave her fingerprint” on how we will deliver website assets going forward. She’s standardizing our image naming convention to follow GEO protocols, a pain point for years. She went deep down the GEO rabbit hole and built a solution to a real agency problem. On out call she said all her new templates and approach is “a little nuts” for how deep she went, the Associate Tech Lead Innovation & Technology said “this is a good kind of nuts”… Well done!”

• Recognized by Studio Director for Progress Over Process: “adaptability in work and department methods under new management shifts.”

• Recognized by the Studio Director for Do the Right Thing, after leading presentation for GEO resolution between the Studio, Development, and Analytics teams for a website asset handoff between departments. Covering asset naming convention, GEO relativity, code to asset capability for export:
  “that was an awesome job on the call. you called out things I don’t think they [other departments in the meeting] thought about. Thank you for your thoroughness.”

• Collaborate with the Chief Innovation Officer and the VP, AI Transformation & Enablement for implementation of AI led brand dictionary system to reduce extraneous routing across departments that could instead be confirmed through already MLR and client approve materials, while maintaining brand, subject, and context accuracy.

RevHealth:

• Studio artist for brand launches for Eylea, Springworks, Theracinia, United Theraputics, Vabombre, Voloxis, and MannKind (among other brands)

• MM+M - Medical Marketing and Media Agency 100 for 2026 & 2025 (among additional years)

• 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐟𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐚𝐥 𝐂𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐠𝐧 at the Med Ad News Awards for Daiichi Sankyo’s 𝐏𝐮𝐫𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐓𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐬 𝐑𝐨𝐨𝐭 creative:
  Role - Studio Production Artist on brand campaign

Cerami Worldwide Communications:

• Graphic and Production design for brand launches for Parker Laboratories products: Helix Professional Pain Relief, Thermasonic Gel Warmer, Aquasonic 100 Single packets, and Protex soft-pack wipes

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Mentoring students to document their design process through structured, multi-disciplinary case studies. Focuses on articulating problem definitions, iteration, design systems logic, and measurable outcomes so portfolios reflect true agency-level rigor.

• Process Storytelling: Teaching students to move beyond surface mockups by documenting user research, wireframes, iteration loops, and rationale.

• Business & Technical Context: Structuring case studies around real-world constraints, technical handoffs, and brand goals rather than idealized assignments.

• Industry-Ready Presentation: Preparing graduates to speak confidently to cross-functional teams and interviewers about their design decisions.

Facilitating collaborative, studio-style critiques where students use affinity mapping to synthesize qualitative feedback, emulate real-world creative practice, categorize data, patterns, feedback, and record change and design iteration growth for portfolio and procedural explanation.

• Collaborative Synthesis: Teaching students to organize notes and peer feedback into thematic clusters using industry-standard affinity mapping.

• Objective Critique: Grounding feedback in independently generated patterns and evidence rather than personal preference or subjective “I agree…” statements.

• Actionable Participation: Out of you seat, stay awake and involved, and communicate independently and collaboratively.

Teaching students the exact terminology used across modern agencies and cross-functional teams—from DesignOps component spec sheets to prepress specifications—so they communicate seamlessly with developers, art directors, and clients.

• Cross-Functional Communication: Equipping students with the language of agency and creative workflows (DesignOps, design tokens, responsive breakpoints, QA handoffs, and asset pipelines).

• Professional Confidence: Ensuring graduates can speak fluently in team meetings, critiques, and job interviews using standard industry vocabulary.

As a first-generation college graduate, I know firsthand that students can only ask questions about paths they know exist. I proactively pull back the curtain on hidden industry norms, career tracks, and unwritten workplace rules so students don't miss options simply because they didn't know to ask.

• First-Gen Perspective: Demystifying the unspoken rules of the creative industry—from networking etiquette to agency hierarchy—for students navigating higher education without prior industry blueprints.

• Expanding Boundaries: Introducing emerging roles, niche specialization paths, and technical avenues students might not realize are viable career options.

• Empowering Inquiry: Teaching students how to ask the right questions and evaluate career paths, ensuring they leave university with strategic direction and self-advocacy skills.

Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe XD (Design & Prototyping)
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Dreamweaver

Figma (Design & Prototyping)

Microsoft Word
Microsoft Power Point (Presentation & Design)
Microsoft Excel

Quark Express

Survey Monkey
Constant Contact
Mailchimp
Smart Survey
Slido
SEO / GEO consoles

Blackboard

GoogleSuite
Microsoft Teams
Zoom

Miro
Slack
Calendarly

• Graphic Design & Production (Digital and Print)

• Packaging

• User Experience (Design and Research)

• Digital Interactives

• Digital Experience & Prototyping

• Production ready file implementation

• Developer ready handoff and asset preparation

• Gamify digital designs and interactive PDFs

• Design in a PowerPoint environment

• Social Media design

• Asset naming for SEO & GEO recognition

• Design systems

• Information architecture for systems logic mapping
  
  

Top 5 Traits

1. Strategic

2. Analytical

3. Connectedness

4. Belief

5. Learner
   

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Clifton Strengths Assessment is an online, psychological test that measuring natural patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving.