Using creativity, emotional intelligence,
and design knowledge to develop seamless
experiences for everyone.

About Me

Hi, I’m Trey. I am currently a User Experience (UX) Design major at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) and I plan on graduating in May of 2028.

If you knew me, you'd probably guess that something like fashion or photography would be a part of my career path, but I can't say the same for myself. As someone who has always loved new technology, my interest in UX/UI Design makes total sense. However, in my opinion, I do think that my right-brained knack for aesthetics and style make my future occupation of choosing a lot more interesting.

Even though I'd describe my personal style as unconventional and cutting edge, my work is structured and timeless. My visually appealing and emotionally intelligent perspective that I apply to everything I do makes me an asset. I value creativity and innovation — offering ideas that are, in the best way, out of left field is my strong suit.

Projects

Selling the Seller Visibility Dilemma on GRAILED

Clothing resale platforms are beneficial to both buyers and sellers alike. However, when the visibility of the clothing prevails without taking the seller into consideration, the incentive to list items on the app is diminished. This was originally the case for Grailed, but our solutions support the fostering of buyer/seller relationships and help users connect with others more.

Artisan - A Community-Driven Marketplace for Emerging Artists

Artisan is a digital platform designed to help artists showcase, sell, and connect through their work. I led the design of the MVP experience, creating an interface that balances creativity and usability while fostering a sense of community. The prototype highlights core flows like discovery, profile browsing, messaging, and artwork uploads, with niche features still in development by the engineering team.

Redesigning the Blackboard User Interface

The platform that many students nationwide use for managing their academics can be useful. However, the user interface and functionality can serve as an issue to some. In this case study, I do research and come up with a plan to redesign the platform's mobile UI so that it reflects the wishes of those who use it frequently.