My background in Industrial Design shaped how I think about systems, form, and human behaviour, especially as everyday objects became increasingly connected.
As more of the products I was designing began incorporating digital interfaces, it became inevitable that I started designing companion apps and thinking more deeply about how people interact with technology beyond the physical form.
I found myself increasingly drawn to shaping the digital experience itself and realised that UX allowed me to be involved earlier and more strategically in the design process.
Through my Master’s in Interaction Design and UX internships, I’m building hands-on experience in user research, prototyping, and collaborative product development. My growing interest in coding has become a valuable part of my practice as it helps me understand technical constraints, prototype more realistically, and bridge conversations between design and engineering.
