Ever since I was in middle school, I have been the one in the house setting things up and troubleshooting when things go wrong. I have done everything from computer issues to cable issues to even furniture set-up. Up until a few days ago, my grandma was saying “What would I do without you, Tiffany,” after hooking up her TV. I also went to a theatre high school, where I had a concentration in lighting design. So I was the one doing the lights for the stage productions. It was a really small school and no one else saw a passion for lighting. A lot goes into it than most people think! You have to know your equipment circumstances, your audience, and what emotion you want to convey through colors and lighting placement. The stage is a huge blank canvas, and it is the job of the lighting designer to shed light on areas that the audience needs to know to understand the play. Very similar to the job of UX. So when you look at this portfolio you would see over four years of user experience-related work. But the way I conduct every project would show you over 10 years of work that caters to the wants and needs of others.