I work as a UX/UI Designer, which often means living somewhere between logic, creativity, and people saying “let’s make it more wow” without really knowing what that means. I spend my days turning ideas, chaos, post-its, endless feedback, and last-minute calls into digital experiences that actually make sense for the people using them.

I’m interested in understanding how people move, what they ignore, where they get stuck, and why an apparently tiny detail can completely change the perception of a product. Basically: I design interfaces, but I spend a lot of time observing human behavior. And honestly, that’s often the most interesting part of the job.