I’m someone who enjoys noticing things, usually through my phone camera. I love clicking photos, editing them, and generally over-indexing on tiny visual details that probably don’t need that much attention. I’m a social bird by default. I like being around people, talking things through, collaborating, and getting opinions. Especially the brutally honest ones.

I like negative feedback. Not in a self-help poster way, but because it clearly tells me how far I still have to go. That mindset probably comes from too many failed attempts at completing missions in Dark Souls (just kidding… mostly). The same logic applies to other important life decisions too, like how much spice should go into food. The correct answer, always, is a lot.

Outside screens, I enjoy being outdoors, hiking, playing sports, doing things that require fresh air, though I don’t do them as often as I should. Honestly, that’s a problem I still haven’t designed a solution for.

I’ve been circling the world of UX long before I knew what UX was. Ever since I got my first Android phone (the Nexus 5X—peak phone, no debates), I’ve been downloading apps just because they had one cool feature, then customizing the hell out of my setup using Nova Launcher (still do). That curiosity slowly turned into a habit: noticing what feels good to use, what feels annoying, and why some products quietly stick while others don’t.

Design, for me, is about giving people that same small joy I get when I discover a well-thought-out product.
P.s - If you’re into cooking and UX, Creme is a solid recommendation—trust me.

I also make a lot of dad jokes. The hit rate is… questionable. But I find them funny, so at least someone is laughing.