My Start in Architecture

Over the course of five years, in school and working in the field, I developed strong empathy, problem-solving, research, and collaborative skills while working closely with professionals under strict constraints. I bring a unique skill set as a designer, as creative problem solving is what my undergraduate education was all about. Though the creative side is important, I also have valuable experience working under real-life constraints to solve real problems.

My Switch to UX

After several years in architecture, I realized that my true passion lies not just in designing physical spaces, but in creating experiences that are intuitive, meaningful, and user-focused. Therefore, the shift to UX from architecture was a natural step. Just as architecture shapes how people move through physical environments, UX design shapes how people interact with digital ones. I’m excited to keep creating inclusive, user-friendly experiences that don’t just look good, but genuinely improve the way people live, work, and connect.