Creativity has always been my driving force, from my earliest memories to present-day projects. Whether it’s with my hands, my imagination, or my computer, I love crafting things and building emotional connections with those experiencing my work. My passion for connecting with others initially led me to pursue a career in psychosocial research, and while I loved it, it didn't prevent the inevitable quarter-life crisis. I began rethinking my path, feeling as though I wasn't nurturing my inner child's creativity.
Finding my way into product design was a revelation - a perfect blend of my analytical skills and creativity. I get to dive into the intricacies of human behavior just as I've always done and turn those insights into something meaningful. I approach each project by immersing myself in other's perspectives, ensuring my designs are not only aesthetically pleasing, but resonate emotionally and practically.
Good design starts with defining the purpose, just like outlining the plot before writing a story. Every detail ends up contributing to a smooth user journey and a cohesive experience.
And the feeling you get when finishing a good book? That’s the final design — it leaves a lasting impression.
Everyone has unique narratives, personalities, and emotions, just like characters in a novel. So while authors immerse themselves in their characters' minds when writing them, it's important that we explore who our users are at their core when striving for impactful designs.
Just as a great story is brought to life with intricate details, I believe even the smallest elements and interactions can add immense depth to the overall experience.
My dog is one of the most precious beings in the world to me. I call him my sibling because we argue, love, and share food just like real siblings do.
Floral preservation, aquascaping, nail art, jewelry-making, illustration, song writing, you name it.