ABOUT
From Architecure to UX Design.
My journey into design started with architecture.
When I was studying architecture, I was drawn to the idea that design could shape how people experience the world around them. It was never just about how a building looked. It was also about understanding the people who would use it, how they would move through a space, and whether the design could genuinely serve a purpose.
Over time, I found myself becoming increasingly interested in the digital world. Moving from architecture into UX design felt like a big change at first, but I soon realised that many of the principles I had learned still applied.
Architecture and UX design may work with different materials, but at their core, they both begin with people.
My background in architecture gave me a foundation that I continue to carry into my work today. I try to look beyond aesthetics and ask what purpose a design serves. I consider what is realistic and feasible, how a solution can remain useful over time, and how individual decisions connect to the bigger picture.
WHEN I'M NOT DESIGNING
Photography is my excuse to slow down and pay attention.
I enjoy capturing the little things. The way light falls on a building, a quiet street, a mountain, or an ordinary moment that somehow feels worth remembering. Photography has taught me to notice details, appreciate different perspectives, and see beauty in unexpected places.
And yes, sometimes it’s just an excuse to take multiple photos of the same mountain.
Five areas where
I deliver impact
RESEARCH &
STRATEGY
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Discovery, testing, and strategic product direction.
UX
DESIGN
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User journeys, wireframes, and high-fidelity prototypes.
IA
DESIGN
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Information architecture, navigation, and structural clarity.
DESIGN
SYSTEMS
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Components, tokens, documentation, and scalable UI.
INTERACTION
DESIGN
Motion, micro-interactions, and behavior that feels intentional.