About Me

My background began in product design, where I learned to think beyond aesthetics and focus on how people interact with objects, systems and experiences. Studying Product Design at Ravensbourne gave me a foundation in research, prototyping, visual communication and physical product development, before my work gradually moved further into digital experiences, interfaces and emerging technology.

Today, I work across Product Design and UI/UX, creating digital products that balance clarity, strong visual craft and thoughtful systems. My experience spans shipped native apps, design systems, user research, global brand work and AI-powered products. Alongside professional projects, I regularly build my own products and experiments — using design as a way to explore new ideas, technologies and ways of interacting with digital experiences.

I’m particularly interested in where product design is heading as AI becomes a more natural part of everyday technology. I want to continue designing products that make complex systems feel simple, human and intuitive — while exploring new forms of interaction, intelligent interfaces and experiences that wouldn’t have been possible a few years ago.

For me, the future of design isn’t simply about making technology smarter. It’s about making that technology more understandable, useful and human.