Hey, I’m Jess!

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I design learning experiences that turn knowledge into confident action.

Featured Project

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Training for Dog Foster Parents

A scenario-based course that helps new dog foster parents prepare for their first placement through realistic choices, visual consequences, and on-demand support.

I designed this end-to-end—from action mapping and storyboarding to visual mockups and full development in Storyline 360—with a focus on clarity, confidence, and behavior change.

Testimonials

  • A smiling woman with long black hair wearing a striped shirt and a gold necklace, standing indoors with a blurred background.

    “Jess’s work is not only visually polished; it’s purposeful. Her attention to layout, flow, and consistency really pays off in creating a professional experience. We’ve worked together on multiple projects, and her sense of design always elevates the final product.”

    -Nicole McNally, Marketing Operations Manager at Accenture Federal Services

  • A woman with long brown hair smiling outdoors against a green background.

    “Jess is one of the most organized people I’ve worked with. She plans thoroughly, stays on top of every detail, and delivers work that feels thoughtful, complete, and ready to launch. Her ability to balance creative vision with clear execution really stood out during her foster project.”

    -Megan Moloney, Director, Meetings & Exhibits at NPM Association

  • Close-up photo of a smiling woman with wavy blonde hair, green eyes, and a nose piercing, sitting in a car.

    “Jess was an incredible team lead—organized, thoughtful, and always willing to share ideas or jump in to support. She brought a creative spark to everything we worked on, whether we were planning lessons or solving problems together. Her leadership made a real difference in how smoothly our team ran and how motivated we all felt.”

    -Lashelle Coenen, Educator at Fairfax County Public Schools