For as long as I can remember, I've loved making things. I drew, sculpted with play-dough and turned ideas into things you could actually see.
When COVID hit, I was looking for my direction and chose to study behavioral science. A lot of people around me were surprised I didn't go to art school, but trying to understand people, behaviors and ways of thinking fascinated me just as much as making things.
Two years in, I realized I didn't really have to choose. When I discovered UX, I found the exact spot where understanding people meets design.
Since then I see user experience almost everywhere. On screens, in systems, on a street sign, and in every process that makes me ask: why does it work like this?
I love the language of facts. Figuring out what the problem is, what the user needs, and how to turn a complicated process into something simple, clear and intuitive.
Today I'm a UX/UI designer with a background in graphic design, looking to join a team where I can keep learning, solve real problems and design products people actually enjoy using.