I'm a Product Designer who genuinely cares about the people using the products I build. For me, design isn't just about making things look good — it's about making sure they work for everyone, including those who are too often left out.

Accessibility isn't a checklist I tick at the end of a project. It's how I think from the very beginning. That conviction came from seeing firsthand how a poorly designed flow can frustrate, exclude, or lose a user — and how a thoughtful one can do the exact opposite.

I love working in a team. I believe the best products are born from real collaboration — listening to different perspectives, debating ideas, and building something together that's better than anything anyone could have done alone. That's also why I enjoy working closely with engineering teams. Knowing a bit of HTML and CSS means I can have real conversations about what's feasible, catch issues early, and make sure what gets built actually matches what was designed. Those handoff moments? I enjoy them.