My path into design began with a practical problem, not a screen. While working in mechanical engineering, I contributed to improving a tile product that had become slippery in wet conditions, and that experience showed me how design decisions shape usability, safety, and everyday behavior. That experience inspired me to understand design more deeply, beyond the physical product itself, and eventually led me to explore coding and web design, which became the bridge from physical product thinking into digital interfaces and UX/UI.

Since then, I’ve built my practice around the same principle: design should respond to real human needs with clarity, purpose, and measurable value. My experience in web and UX/UI design has strengthened my collaboration skills, interface thinking, and ability to create experiences that are both intuitive and effective.