My recent work has involved designing mobile and responsive web experiences, from early research and problem framing to wireframes, prototypes and polished interfaces. Working across the full design process has taught me how to balance user needs, business goals and accessibility while making thoughtful design decisions.
I completed my Master’s degree in User Experience Design at Birmingham City University in the United Kingdom. Studying in the UK deepened my understanding of human-centred and inclusive design, which I applied to projects including an accessible communication concept for Microsoft Teams and Pill Medica.
Outside of design, I enjoy photography and creating visual stories for social media. Living in the UK gave me the opportunity to capture everything from London’s busy streets to Edinburgh and Scotland’s beautiful landscapes. When I’m not refining a user journey, I’m usually following good light, an interesting view or the next photograph waiting to happen.
Turning user needs into meaningful experiences
I bring clarity to complex challenges by asking thoughtful questions and identifying what truly matters. Connecting the details to the bigger picture helps me shape focused, purposeful experiences where every element has a reason to be there.
What I bring
UX Research
User interviews · Usability testing · Research synthesis · Journey mapping
Experience Design
User flows · Wireframing · Interaction design · Prototyping · Accessible UI
Product Thinking
Problem framing · Feature prioritisation · Product strategy · Stakeholder collaboration · Design iteration
Through my lens
A change of scenery, a fresh perspective. Here’s what catches my eye.
