
Crochet
Crochet makes me slow down, concentrate and work patiently through a sequence. One wrong stitch and the row tells you immediately.
Precision can be playful.
About me
The story

I started my journey in Fashion Communication, exploring photography, graphic design, and 3D.
During one of my assignments, I created a social media video that involved decoding how UX works. That small project introduced me to a new way of thinking about design — understanding how people interact with things and why certain experiences work.
It made me realise that design isn't just about making something look good; it's about solving real problems and making people's lives easier. That realisation led me toward UX and digital products, where I could combine my visual design background with problem-solving and human-centred thinking.
Less friction. More possibility.
Experience
My first year in industry was spent designing inside a live AI-based learning platform, working alongside engineers and product owners on features that shipped to real learners.
AI-based Learning Management System (LMS)
1 year
What I worked on
Learner and admin-facing screens across the platform — onboarding, course and content flows, dashboards and AI-assisted features.
What I contributed
End-to-end UX/UI: flows and wireframes through to high-fidelity screens, plus reusable components and patterns so the interface stayed consistent as the product grew.
How I worked
Close, iterative collaboration with developers — handover, review and refinement — with design decisions argued from user needs rather than preference.
What I keep noticing
If someone has to work out how the screen thinks before they can use it, that's a design problem, not a user problem.
Complexity rarely disappears. It gets absorbed by structure, sequence and hierarchy instead of by the person.
A feature that impresses but doesn't reduce effort is decoration with a roadmap attached.
Capability
Strategy, craft and systems — used together rather than as separate stages.
Tools
Design
Where the interface and the system get made.
AI & Exploration
Where ideas get stress-tested, mapped and expanded quickly.
3D & Creative
Where form, material and motion get explored.
Outside design
Design is one part of my brain. The rest is usually reading, making things with my hands, or writing down the things I notice.

Crochet makes me slow down, concentrate and work patiently through a sequence. One wrong stitch and the row tells you immediately.
Precision can be playful.

Books give me access to worlds, perspectives and arguments I might never arrive at on my own. Reading makes me more imaginative — it pushes me toward things I wouldn't normally think about and gives me new ways of seeing people and ideas.
Curiosity needs context.
Writing
Thoughts on design, people, culture and everything in between — the things I notice and keep turning over.
Pixel art
Digital art


Photography




“Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and ignorant; they too have their story.”
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Resume available for download