My design journey started from the Xanga and Tumblr fandom days (ah yes, what an era). 12-year-old me was always awestruck at the blogs I found and how they always had fancy, flashy designs and fake pixel snowflakes floating around the screen (if you know, you know). Naturally, I discovered HTML, CSS, and the magical world of Photoshop. I found so many great communities on these platforms and decided to learn these skills myself!

I've always been fascinated with the idea of design and technology as one, but growing up, I never knew if there was an actual term for it or if I was just weird.
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I frequently questioned how things around me are the way they are. For example, I'd look at car dashboards and airport monitors and think to myself, "Who designs these? How do they know that it works? How can I make it better?" It wasn't until college that I discovered the term "user experience design".

I've always empathized with users who became frustrated at unintuitive experiences like I did, and I've always wanted to help bridge the gap between technology and our everyday lives.

I'm a restless learner, always looking to expand my skillset and becoming a stronger designer. If you want to learn more or just chat about your own personal journey (I love hearing about other people's stories), let's chat!