I didn't take a straight path into UX.
I started with science, where I learned to observe closely,
ask questions and understand how different parts of a system connect.
Moving into UX/UI changed how I solved problems.
It taught me to turn research, structure and interaction decisions into
experiences people can actually use.
Frontend came later as implementation experience.
Working with frontend helped me understand technical constraints and judge
what can realistically be built without losing the design intent.
I’m naturally drawn to challenges and difficult problems.
I enjoy exploring different possibilities, staying with a problem when the
answer is not obvious and putting in the work needed to find a thoughtful
solution.
That combination shapes how I work today.
I like finding the structure inside complicated problems and turning it into
experiences that feel clear, useful and intentional.