I find ideas in mistakes or in solutions that didn’t work out.
I draw inspiration from my surroundings, nature, or any small everyday detail — and turn it into a tangible result.
I know how to listen, sense the mood, and create an atmosphere where everyone feels comfortable. It’s important to me that my work makes life around it calmer, easier, and more convenient.
The reason I chose UX/UI design as my profession is simple: I value being someone who can explain complex things through the simple language of design. I’m also fascinated by finding logic and patterns where everything seems confusing.
I’m not afraid to ask questions, dive into the unknown, and search for the small pieces of information that are truly needed.
Work Philosophy
A true goal isn’t what keeps you awake at night, but what makes you want to wake up in the morning.
Every idea begins with the question: “What if…?”
There’s always a solution — you just have to want to find it.
Work is judged by results, not by the effort put in.
Work isn’t just about the outcome, it’s also about the journey.
Hobby
Oil painting (huge fan of Claude Monet and Impressionism);
Reading (about design, communication, products, and psychology);
Photography (capturing the beauty of the seasons; completed photography courses);
Hand-drawn lo-fi prototyping (love sketching and calligraphy);
Creating vector illustrations and icons.
Fun fact
I’ve been doing cross-stitch since childhood. It helps me relieve stress, and I also love it as a system: it brings order, rhythm, and visual satisfaction.