Get to know me

My path to UX wasn't linear. I’ve always been drawn to creative fields, taught myself art and design as a hobby. But because I also wanted a career focused on meaningful work, I pursued a degree in psychology. UX is where those two worlds clicked.

After completing my degree, I found myself leaning toward the creative applications of psychology, and through exploring, I discovered User Experience, which was still an emerging field at the time. After later earning a diploma in graphic design, my interest in design deepened. Then, I chose User Experience for my master’s degree, and I have already been able to apply human psychology knowledge to the design field. Designing technology and digital spaces that work for most people feels incredible. I aim to focus on accessible and healthcare-focused design to make people’s lives easier. I believe a great design should flow smoothly that it becomes a seamless part of daily life. Therefore, I am learning to design digital spaces that feel easy and effortless to navigate for a diverse audience.

Outside of this field, I have a small business on Etsy where I sell digital designs and handmade crafts. Running it gives me an understanding of people and how they connect with design. I also have a deep love for illustration, it's a hobby that keeps my creative energy flowing and constantly inspires my visual work.