I'm a UX/UI Designer with three years of experience and a background in graphic design, but my path into design has never been completely linear. Before moving into UX, I worked in visual design and also founded my own pastry and café brand. Running a small business taught me something that still shapes the way I design today: I enjoy understanding people, listening to what they need, and creating experiences that make them feel connected.

Living in four different countries has also had a strong influence on the way I see design. Being exposed to different cultures, habits, and ways of thinking has taught me to look at problems from more than one perspective and to stay curious about how people experience the world differently. That curiosity eventually brought me to UX. I wanted to go beyond how something looks and understand why people behave the way they do, where they struggle, and how design can make their experience clearer and more meaningful.

Today, I work as a freelance UX/UI Designer while also contributing part-time to a startup. I enjoy combining research, structured thinking, and visual design to turn complex problems into simple and thoughtful digital experiences. For me, good design is not only about usability or aesthetics. It's about understanding people, asking the right questions, and creating products that feel useful, intuitive, and human.