Where It All Started

I'm a creative tinker at heart, with roots in architecture and urban design, where my obsession with digital design first took hold. I’m deeply drawn to beauty in all its forms—whether it's found in landscapes, a cup of coffee, typography, architecture, or photography. Over the years, I’ve cultivated a strong sense of taste, constantly seeking out forms that resonate with me.
As part of my DNA, I’m a problem solver—driven by a natural instinct to fix, improve, and make life simpler. Design is where all of this converges, allowing me to blend function and aesthetics in ways that are both meaningful and delightful.

The Story Continues

As a product designer with experience across a wide range of customers and products, I worked on B2B and B2E projects of all sizes—from web design and development to product and systems design. My approach centers on uncovering what makes each business or organization unique, then using design to bring those values to life.
From process to pixels, I collaborate closely, listen deeply, and help shape outcomes we can all be proud of.

My Core Design Principles

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Early-on Collaboration

To balance user experience and business impact, I focus on understanding both user and business needs. I align with the company’s strategic goals and detailed user experiences through targeted workshops.

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Data-Informed, Not Driven

I view data as a compass rather than a strict rulebook. You’ll often find me analyzing metrics to develop an overarching hypothesis, which I then validate directly with users.

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Design Fast, Test Faster

I believe it is essential to seek feedback on the idea itself, not just the final design. That’s why I dedicate minimal time to creating a prototype that closely resembles the actual experience. I then test this prototype with real, representative users.

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Iterate, Iterate, Iterate

I believe the process will mature, and we will be able to go through it more easily and more quickly each time by reacting quickly to new information.

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