My journey into UX design began with a simple but powerful question:

"Why do some digital experiences feel effortless, while others frustrate us?" That curiosity led me to pursue a Master’s degree in User Experience Design at Edinburgh Napier University, where I deepened my understanding of human behavior, design strategy, and inclusive design principles.

Since then, I’ve worked across a variety of sectors — from e-commerce and travel to sustainability and social impact — contributing to websites, mobile apps, and digital tools that make everyday interactions better. Each project, whether client-based or collaborative, is a new opportunity to listen, learn, and design with empathy.

What drives my work is the belief that great design is invisible — it solves problems quietly, supports users thoughtfully, and always puts clarity first. Whether I’m conducting user interviews, sketching wireframes, prototyping in Figma, or refining microinteractions, I focus on the little details that create trust and delight.

When I’m not designing, you’ll probably find me exploring new tech trends, browsing bookshops, thinking about sustainability, or dreaming of my next trip to the seaside.