Curious by nature,
Passionate by design.

Before I ever touched Figma, I was asking "what do you really need?" as a fitness coach, real estate agent, and salesperson. I learned that what someone says they want and what actually changes their life are two different things. I got good at reading between the lines, spotting patterns, and understanding the moment when someone realizes you actually get them.

I was designing experiences the whole time. I just didn't have the title yet.

When I discovered UX, everything clicked (like WOW! this actually exists?). Now I get to translate real human messiness into interfaces that feel effortless, like a conversation with someone who just gets you.

What drives me

I'm into Myer Briggs personality an ENFP, which means I see possibilities everywhere and I'm genuinely excited about all of them. I design for real humans behind the personas created. The ones juggling three apps while walking down the street, the ones who doesn’t give up on a complicated website shopping cart because checkout felt like homework, the ones who just want something to work.

My superpower? I actually care. Care about everyone enjoying experiences and have everything work seamlessly. I’m the one that test user flows on strangers at coffee shops because I need to know if it makes sense.

When I'm not designing

I'm on a trail letting my mind wander, deep in three anime simultaneously (pattern recognition is real), trying the new restaurants in town just to recreate the dish at home, or making new friends and learning about their experiences.

Everything feeds back into design. Every conversation is a user interview. Every confusing menu is a UX lesson for me.