From the start, I knew design was more than just making things look good—it was about making them work. My journey began in graphic design, where I built a solid foundation in branding, layout, and visual storytelling. Whether I was crafting marketing assets, refining email templates, or developing icon systems, I focused on creating designs that were both eye-catching and functional. Over time, I realized that great design isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about solving problems and improving how people interact with the digital world.
Working across industries like tech and finance, I learned how to balance creativity with strategy. I streamlined design workflows, optimized branding systems, and even led creative feedback sessions to help teams elevate their work. But the more I worked on digital projects, the more I found myself drawn to the “why” behind design decisions—what makes an interface intuitive, what keeps users engaged, and how design can drive better experiences. That pull led me to UI/UX, where research, usability, and functionality shape every choice.
Now, I’m excited to fully transition into UI/UX design, bringing my decade of visual design experience into a space where I can create meaningful, user-centered solutions. I want to craft experiences that don’t just look great but feel effortless to use—where every element serves a purpose. With a strong foundation in design and a growing focus on user research and interaction design, I’m ready to build products that make an impact.