I’ve always been drawn to design; it’s how I make sense of the world. From the sweeping lines of a building to the tiniest detail in a digital interface, design has always been my lens. With a bachelor’s in architecture and over eight years in the design field, I’ve learned to think deeply about how form, function, and human experience come together.

For the past 3.5 years, I’ve poured that foundation into UX design and research, blending creativity, storytelling, and empathy to craft experiences that feel intuitive, engaging, and genuinely meaningful. My background in architecture provides me with a unique approach to problem-solving, one that is structured and analytical, yet always grounded in the human stories that shape the work.

To me, great design isn’t just about making something look good; it’s about making a real difference. It’s about solving problems, improving lives, and leaving people with the feeling that they’ve been heard and understood. Whether I’m mapping user journeys, sketching wireframes, running research sessions, or capturing moments through photography, I’m always chasing the same goal: to create with purpose and heart.