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Every expression here is me thinking, designing, overthinking, and laughing at it all. Because behind every interface is a face trying to make sense of it.

The Human Before the Designer

  • The Spark

    I didn’t plan to become a designer. Curiosity just kept getting me into new rabbit holes.

  • The Realization

    One day I realised digital experiences aren’t magic. They’re designed first, built later.

  • The Shift

    That clicked something in me. I started seeing patterns everywhere, how things worked, broke, or could be better.

  • The Drive

    Since then, curiosity has been the constant, the reason I learn, experiment, and build.

  • The Reflection

    I guess I didn’t find design. Curiosity just found its place.

The Designer in Motion

  • The Beginning

    Every project starts messy. Notes, ideas, questions everywhere. But that’s where clarity begins to take shape.

  • The Focus

    I listen before I layout. Patterns reveal themselves when you stop trying to force them.

  • The Craft

    Design with questions first, pixels later. That mindset keeps my work grounded in purpose, not decoration.

  • The Human Layer

    Whether it’s simplifying finance dashboards or mapping health data, I design for people navigating complexity, not just interfaces.

  • The Result

    The fun part isn’t when it looks good. It’s when it finally makes sense.

The Now and What’s Next

  • Right Now

    I’m studying Human–Computer Interaction at Indiana University. Exploring how research, data, and design connect in the messy middle.

  • What I’m Curious About

    Lately, I’ve been exploring how AI shapes human decisions, and how empathy can scale along with technology.

  • Who I Like Building With

    I love working with teams who chase clarity, the ones who ask “why” as often as “how.”

  • What’s Next

    The story’s still unfolding. If you’re building something that blends design, tech, and empathy, let’s talk.

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