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Devoted dog mum and an ambitious designer. Born into an artistic family where crayons and paper were keeping me quiet for hours! Then, debates of who I want to be as I grow up, “should I be an artist or should I be a psychoterapist?”.

As I grew older, I pursued a path in Photography which I consistently did until the beginning of Covid. As many others, I was not able to continue work and found that the care sector was an option for me. I worked as a Support Worker with people who have learning disabilities. Shortly, I understood the struggles that my clients experienced in everyday lives, including the use of technology. I witnessed firsthand how seemingly minor design flaws could have significant impacts, causing unnecessary stress and confusion.

Now that life is back to normal(ish) I had a chance to go back to Photography, but I felt that something was missing… I wanted for my work to be more impactful yet still creative and this is where I discovered UX/UI design. I am driven by the belief that design should be inclusive and accessible for everyone. My goal is to create solutions that make technology intuitive and empowering for all users, regardless of ability. 

When I’m not immersed in design, I often like to spend my time outdoors with my rescue dog Phoebe. I also like to travel to different countries and experience various cultures. Nothing beats the sea and mountain view!