MY CURIOSITY CARVES ITS OWN PATH
My path into design wasn’t a straight line. I studied human sciences at first, and I worked in customer-facing jobs in a completely different field.
Then curiosity pushed me to change direction. I left my country, learned new languages, and gradually built a path toward a more creative field. I’ve always been between drawing and technology, so I started to teach myself design—first branding, then later UX/UI.
My way of working is mostly learning by doing, with real projects and constant iteration. Before focusing on UX/UI and brand identity design, I also explored web development and web design on my own. I learned HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and worked with WordPress and WooCommerce. This technical side helps me understand how designs actually become real interfaces, not just static screens.
I see each project as an opportunity to improve. I try to see what doesn’t work, fix the structure, and make things clearer step by step. What I like is the balance between clarity, emotion, and function. Typography, hierarchy, and how users perceive things are very important in my process. I try to make designs that are simple to understand, but still have meaning. I also learned about color theory, and user psychology, and I use tools like Figma, Illustrator, and Photoshop. I don’t really look for perfect answers, but for steady progress through iteration.
Outside of design, I sketch on my iPad, read about tech and watch documentaries, mostly history, which is something I always come back to.