More than a service designer, I am an observer of life's subtle rhythms — weaving human stories into functional systems.
I find balance in the space between logic and intuition. When I'm not sketching wireframes or mapping user journeys, you'll usually find me chasing a melody, lost in a book, sharing a quiet walk with a dog, or waiting for a cake to rise in the oven.
I lean into things that challenge my perspective or quiet my mind. For me, that's the immersive worlds found in sci-fi novels, the slow cinema that captures the beauty of mundane life, and the tactile warmth of physical books.
Music is my alternative canvas. Whether I'm sitting at the piano, producing digital tracks on my laptop, or simply strumming a ukulele and singing along, it's how I deconstruct complex feelings into simple, moving rhythms.
Baking is my favorite form of slow design. The precise chemistry of crafting cakes and desserts requires patience and intent — much like refining a user experience. There's a distinct joy in creating something meant to be shared and entirely consumed in a moment of happiness.