01

Where It Began

Every designer has a starting point. Mine came from curiosity — wanting to understand not just how things look, but how they work, and why people use them the way they do.

02

Learning By Making

I started building small projects just to see if my ideas could survive contact with reality. Some worked, most didn't — but each one taught me something the last one couldn't.

03

Finding My Focus

Somewhere along the way, accessibility and inclusive design became more than a checkbox for me. Designing for people at the edges makes the product better for everyone at the center too.

04

Becoming A Designer

Through internships, freelance work, and real projects with real constraints, I built a process I trust — one that balances research, craft, and shipping something that actually works.

05

Craft As Care

I began to see design less as decoration and more as a form of care — for the people who'll use what I make, and for the small details most people will never consciously notice.

06

What's Next

I'm looking for opportunities to keep growing — to work with a team, take on harder problems, and design things that genuinely make someone's day a little easier.