Showit designer. Pattern-spotter. Recovering overthinker who now helps other people stop overthinking their brands.
Smart, capable women are spending weeks adjusting fonts instead of getting paid.
Not because they weren't talented — they were. But their website never felt finished enough to trust. So they'd tweak. And tweak. And quietly talk themselves out of showing up.
That's not a design problem. That's a confidence problem wearing a design problem's clothes.
I got into web design because I genuinely love the craft — the structure, the strategy, the moment a brand clicks into place and suddenly makes sense. But I stayed in it because of what happens after. When someone looks at their finished site and says, "Okay, I'm actually ready now."
That moment.
Every time.
I'm a Manifesting Generator who makes decisions slowly and then executes fast, which means I spend a lot of time thinking about what something should feel like before I ever open Showit.
My clients benefit from that. It means nothing makes it onto the page without a reason.
I listen to musical theatre and punk rock in the same playlist and feel no conflict about it.
My design philosophy is basically the same, structured and strategic underneath, unexpected and alive on the surface.
I don't do discovery calls for fun. I'd rather have a real conversation over DMs than sit through 45 minutes of "tell me about your business." If you're ready, we can usually figure that out in about five minutes.
And I genuinely believe your website should feel like you, not a polished, professional version of you that you have to perform. The real you. That's who your best clients are looking for anyway.