It started with my parents asking me for help, unlocking a phone, fixing a setting, figuring out how to order something online. They’d get frustrated, and I’d step in. Not just to solve the problem, but to make things feel easier, more natural. That’s when I realized: I didn’t just want to work with technology, I wanted to make it work for people.

That led me to UX design, where I found the perfect balance between logic and creativity, empathy and strategy. I get to design experiences that help people feel confident, understood, and maybe even smile a little while using tech.

I’m someone who loves to communicate, connect, and add a splash of color wherever I go, whether that’s through visual design or everyday conversations. I believe great design starts with listening and ends with something people actually enjoy using.