Digital designer and creative developer specializing in systems and storytelling
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Hey, I’m Audrey – a digital designer, storyteller and developer based in Brooklyn, NY. I currently work at The Washington Post as a Senior Designer, building custom, interactive storytelling experiences and reusable components for our team’s codebase.
My day-to-day consists of a mix of designing one-off stories, developing aesthetics and components for series of coverage, and long-term systems thinking work. This can look like developing the Try This podcast page, pitching the aesthetic vision for a series like The Collection, or redesigning of The Post’s election results pages ecosystem.
Previously, I worked at The New York Times as an Associate Product Manager on the Design Systems and Accessibility team. There I helped ship dark mode to news apps.
What carries through all my work is a commitment to creative storytelling, empathetic product decisions, and intentional and accessible design solutions, no matter the product or system.
Outside of work, I have a ceramic practice under the name Bad Rat Studio. I can usually be found in cafes across Brooklyn deeply engrossed in the latest work of fiction, or crocheting a new granny square during my morning commute.
Award | Recognition |
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Pulitzer Awards 2024 | Finalist, Illustrated Reporting and Commentary, Searching for Maura |
SND 45 | Bronze, Design: Investigative, Searching for Maura |
SND 45 | Bronze, Design Investigative, The Collection |
LOC | Bronze, LOC: Investigative or Public Service, The Collection |
Award of Excellence | Product, Reduced Motion |
Award of Excellence | Portfolio: Story Page Design |
SPD 57 | Medal Finalist, “Web: Custom Feature Design”, The Queer Quarantine |
Digital designer and creative developer.
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