It’s surreal to call myself a ‘designer’. I’ve always been drawn to aesthetics and the art of crafting — moving stuffs around that makes sense to the eyes and the hearts. My love for design started early, when I was a kid and my dad first noticed my eye for style. He’d trust me to pick out his outfits for special occasions, and it felt like such a small but meaningful way to show how much design could matter in everyday life. That trust and pride he had in me stuck with me, and it’s what sparked my passion for creating things that make people feel something.

Fast forward to university, where I didn’t hesitate for a second — I dove straight into Digital Design. Then came my Master of Design, where I got hooked on research and human-centered design. Along the way, I discovered Service Design and eventually found my sweet spot in User Experience Design, all while leaning on my graphic design roots to bring everything together.