Product Designer by profession, curious about almost everything by default. My curiosity about how things work is what eventually led me to product design.
I enjoy untangling messy ideas, questioning the little things people often overlook, and figuring out why some experiences just click while others don't. Outside design, I'm usually exploring something new, going down an unexpected internet rabbit hole, or stumbling upon an interest I didn't know I had. Always learning, experimenting, and occasionally opening more tabs than my laptop can handle.
how I work
I care about the details that make a product feel simple: the flow of a task, the hierarchy of a screen, and the patterns that help a team move faster together.
How I think about design
I’m a detail‑oriented designer who cares deeply about craft, down to the last pixel, state, and interaction.
I start with users and validate early, grounding ideas in real needs before scaling solutions.
I design for both first‑time use and repeat usage, focusing on discoverability, clarity, and long‑term retention.
I deeply respect technical and business constraints, and ensure designs use the right components to stay scalable and implementation‑ready.
I use AI as a design accelerator to explore multiple iterations quickly and test edge cases
I also use AI to develop prototypes, helping me validate interactions, states, and behaviours early and reduce gaps between design and engineering.
What I value
Ownership, clear communication and respect for people's time. I show up prepared, do what I said I would and help the team keep moving. That matters to me as much as the design itself.
Tools I use
Figma
Framer
ChatGPT
Claude
Webflow
Trello
Rive
Blender
Notion
Slack
Sketch
Adobe XD
