I design products for humans—because they're still the hardest users to figure out.

I'm a Product Designer with a background in Human-Computer Interaction, which basically means I spend an unhealthy amount of time asking "Why would someone click that?" before turning research, data, and a little bit of design magic into experiences people actually enjoy using.

I'm fascinated by the space where AI meets human behavior, and I love building products that feel less like software and more like someone actually thought about the person on the other side of the screen.

When I'm not buried in Figma or user interviews, you'll probably find me obsessing over tiny interaction details, questioning dark patterns, or convincing myself that moving a button by 4 pixels really does make a difference (sometimes it actually does).

I believe good design solves problems. Great design makes people forget there was ever a problem in the first place.