I'm a UX Designer who starts with the human before touching the interface. Every project I've built came from a real gap I noticed in how people experience stress, isolation, or confusion in moments that matter.

I don't design for aesthetics first. I design for the emotional state of the person holding the screen what they're feeling, what they're afraid of, what they need to feel safe enough to take the next step.

My toolkit is Figma and Framer. My actual tool is empathy.