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Why did you transition from Textile Design to UX?
I spent over two years designing products in the rug industry, where I learned to balance user needs, business goals, manufacturing constraints, and attention to detail. UX felt like a natural next step because it lets me solve problems at a larger scale while keeping people at the center of every decision.
What kind of problems excite you?
I enjoy simplifying complex workflows and designing products that feel intuitive from the first interaction. I'm particularly interested in B2B SaaS, AI-powered experiences, e-commerce, and tools that solve everyday frustrations through thoughtful design.
How do you approach a new design problem?
I start by understanding the problem before jumping into solutions. My process typically includes user research, defining the problem, exploring multiple concepts, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, and refining designs based on feedback.
What tools do you use?
My primary tools are Figma, FigJam, Framer, Adobe Creative Suite, and AI-assisted workflows. I also use HTML prototypes when they help communicate interactions more effectively.
What are you looking for right now?
I'm looking for opportunities where I can contribute as a Product or UX Designer, learn from experienced teams, and build products that create meaningful impact for users.
What makes you different?
Coming from a product design background outside tech has shaped the way I think. I naturally consider materials, craftsmanship, business constraints, and user emotions together. That perspective helps me design digital experiences that are both practical and thoughtful.
Why did you transition from Textile Design to UX?
I spent over two years designing products in the rug industry, where I learned to balance user needs, business goals, manufacturing constraints, and attention to detail. UX felt like a natural next step because it lets me solve problems at a larger scale while keeping people at the center of every decision.
What kind of problems excite you?
I enjoy simplifying complex workflows and designing products that feel intuitive from the first interaction. I'm particularly interested in B2B SaaS, AI-powered experiences, e-commerce, and tools that solve everyday frustrations through thoughtful design.
How do you approach a new design problem?
I start by understanding the problem before jumping into solutions. My process typically includes user research, defining the problem, exploring multiple concepts, wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, and refining designs based on feedback.
What tools do you use?
My primary tools are Figma, FigJam, Framer, Adobe Creative Suite, and AI-assisted workflows. I also use HTML prototypes when they help communicate interactions more effectively.
What are you looking for right now?
I'm looking for opportunities where I can contribute as a Product or UX Designer, learn from experienced teams, and build products that create meaningful impact for users.
What makes you different?
Coming from a product design background outside tech has shaped the way I think. I naturally consider materials, craftsmanship, business constraints, and user emotions together. That perspective helps me design digital experiences that are both practical and thoughtful.