I spend most of my time turning messy ideas into interfaces that (hopefully) make sense. I believe good design shouldn't need a manual: it should just work.

I enjoy solving problems, simplifying complicated flows, and obsessing over the tiny details that most people won't notice... until they're missing. Somewhere between wireframes, prototypes, and "one last revision," I've learned that clarity almost always wins.

When I'm not in Figma or Framer, I'm probably fighting a boss in Elden Ring, convincing myself this attempt will be the one. Turns out patience is useful in both design and gaming.

I'm always learning, always building, and occasionally questioning why I moved a button by 2 pixels for 20 minutes.