Design that
thinks before
it speaks.

I design with
empathy and
evidence.

With 2 years in UX, I focus on understanding how people actually experience the products they use. My work is grounded in research, from planning studies and synthesizing insights to translating findings into decisions that shape the product. My background in cognitive psychology means I care deeply about why people behave the way they do. I don't just look at what users click. I dig into the motivations, mental models, and friction points behind those actions so we can design experiences that genuinely make sense to them.

When I'm not researching or designing, I'm probably running a usability test, sketching in my notebook, or arguing that good copy is half the UX battle.