As a designer, I am driven by the interaction between humans and products. I believe a good product is one that communicates its function in an intuitive way. I’m passionate about solving real world problems through user-centred solutions, where interacting with a product would feel natural to the user. My identity as a designer is shaped by an iterative mindset and will to grow and adapt.

One of my strengths is concept development and storytelling. Through prototyping I am able to visualize my ideas and communicate them clearly to others. I can create both low- and high-fidelity prototypes, depending on what's needed at each stage. I am a visual thinker, that's why I prefer working with prototypes. They allow me to see how a product works in context and help identify issues early on.

However, I recognize that I struggle with time management and making sure my goals are feasible. I tend to get carried away in my imagination, which can sometimes lead to ideas that are a little too ambitious or not fully realistic.

In my Personal Development Plan, I’ve set the goal to become more confident in leading design processes. By actively participating in group projects and with the feedback I received from my coaches and peers I’ve gained a lot of insight into how I collaborate and communicate with others. These experiences are helping me getting closer to the designer I aim to be.