I’ve spent the last decade making things look good—emails, branding, marketing assets—you name it. But let’s be real, pretty isn’t enough. If it doesn’t function well, it’s just expensive wallpaper. That’s why I’m shifting into UI/UX, where I can actually make digital experiences that don’t make people want to throw their phones across the room. I know my way around typography, layout, and visual hierarchy, and now I’m diving deeper into user research and interaction design to build stuff that’s not just nice to look at but actually works.
