I'm a UX Designer driven by deep curiosity about human behavior — why people do what they do: what shapes their expectations, where perception and intent quietly diverge, and how small changes in structure can reshape how an experience feels. I care whether something behaves the way people expect it to — and why, when it doesn't.

Design, to me, is less about how something looks and more about how it actually behaves once someone's using it. Knowing what someone needs only tells half the story — the reason behind it is what actually shapes what I build. I've picked up enough frontend development along the way to understand what's realistic, not just what's ideal, and that's just as much a part of how I work as anything else.