Happiest when I can
improve digital experiences.

I like to design and build things. Whether that's in Figma, in code, or figuring out what I can get my 3D printer to do next. My interest in technology started long before my career did. The first webpage I ever published was in 2010, when I was 12: a Wikipedia page promoting an MMORPG I loved growing up.

I use technology to solve problems. This means working closely with PMs, researchers, and engineers to turn insights and ideas into digital experiences that are practical, usable, and production-ready. My background in frontend development helps bridge that gap, either through thorough documentation, or by getting directly involved during testing and implementation.

I've shipped products across fintech, SaaS, and government. The industries are different, but the same question always applies: will this actually improve the end-user experience, and is it worth the business investing to build it?

I specialise in design systems, accessible UI, and product design within complex, multi-stakeholder environments. My background in frontend development (React, Vue, Nuxt, Tailwind) means I can bridge the gap between design intent and production code, whether through detailed documentation or by getting involved during implementation.