I enjoy turning insights into thoughtful, user-centered solutions.
Projects
Real briefs. Real users. Real methods.
These projects mirror what it’s like to work on UX in the real world.
skills
Each project shaped my approach — here are the skills I’ve gained along the way.

UX & Design
- UX research: qualitative interviews, usability testing, ethnographic observation, secondary research
- UX design: user flows, wireframing, low/high-fidelity prototyping
- Workshop facilitation: co-design sessions, stakeholder interviews, design thinking
- Accessibility audits: heuristic evaluations, automated tools (WAVE, Axe)
- Information architecture: sitemap creation, navigation systems, content hierarchy
- UX writing: microcopy for interfaces, user-centered language
Design tools: Figma, Adobe XD, Miro, Notion, Wave, Webflow

Strategy &
Product Thinking
- User-centered design: translating insights into meaningful design decisions
- Feature prioritization: hypotheses mapping, impact vs. effort scoring
- Product discovery: aligning user needs with business goals
- Cross-functional collaboration: working with PMs, devs, and stakeholders

Soft Skills
- Empathy: for users, teams, and clients
- Curiosity: driven to understand the "why" behind behavior
- Communication: adapting language to audience (designers, devs, execs)
- Adaptability: comfortable in fast-moving, evolving project contexts
- Autonomy & ownership: capable of leading UX efforts end-to-end
About Me
I travel to explore, draw to observe,
and listen to music to feel.
I believe good design comes from paying attention:
to people, their stories,
and the world around us.
I’m curious about how people interact with digital tools, and I enjoy turning insights into thoughtful, user-centered solutions.
This portfolio is where I share the projects that have shaped my design thinking — from field research to co-creation workshops.
When I’m not designing, you’ll find me drawing, at a concert or traveling, always inspired by the way people express themselves.