ABOUT

I'm a graduate student at the University of Michigan's School of Information, advised by Dr. Venkatesh Potluri.

I have an undergraduate degree in Interaction Design, and my research lies at the intersection of accessibility, human-computer interaction (HCI), and generative AI. 

A core strand of my research investigates the accessibility of genAI platforms, including conversational agents and low-code tools, for blind and visually impaired  (BVI) users. 

My work combines usability testing, heuristics, participatory design, and ethnography, focusing on the experiences of BLVI users with emerging AI. 

I’m also interested in how accessibility, policy, and no-code AI agent tools can evolve to reflect the needs of neurodivergent and BLVI communities. 

Currently, my research focuses on designing accessibility evaluation frameworks for conversational AI and vibe coding tools, for more inclusive futures in computing.