Experience and Product Designer
with 2+ years of practice
in diverse domains.
the partsExperience and Product Designer, three years in, most of it spent inside tools people are stuck with all day. I care about the unglamorous screens, the ones nobody screenshots, because those are the ones that decide whether a day goes well.
I draw, I overthink, and I keep a desk that never stays neat.
skills
a little more me
I've been drawing since before I knew it counted as a skill. Somewhere between filling sketchbooks and redecorating every room I've ever lived in, it quietly turned into a career.
Fair warning: on some days I'm an awkward introvert. But give me a problem to chew on and I'll quietly keep turning it over, usually with a sketch or two in the margins.
When I design, comfort comes first. Not the flashy kind, the kind where nobody notices the screen because it just works. I lean on real user feedback over my own hunches, because users are rarely wrong about what annoys them, and I'm rarely right on the first try.
I genuinely believe good design takes time. The first version is a draft, the fifth one is a conversation, and somewhere after that it starts to feel right. Practice doesn't make it perfect, but it makes the approach a little sharper every single time.
And yes, I'm a bit artsy. Paint on my hands, far too many brushes, and a surprisingly strong opinion about the exact shade of red.
also, I'm really tiny!










Pick as many as you like. The envelope will keep up.