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My Journey...

From Healthcare to Human Experience Design

I started my career as a Registered Nurse (BNSC), where I learned that every decision, no matter how small, impacts human lives. Over time, I became fascinated by how technology can improve accessibility, communication, and care.
That curiosity led me into Product Design where empathy meets innovation. Today, I apply the same analytical and compassionate mindset from healthcare to crafting intuitive digital experiences.

Healthcare Roots

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Design Philosophy

My design process balances Research, Strategy, and Creativity. I believe every design should begin with truly understanding users ; their goals, struggles, motivations, and emotions and end with solutions that simplify their journey. I approach every project with curiosity, empathy, and intention, making sure each decision is informed by real insights rather than assumptions.
For me, design is not just about aesthetics; it’s about creating meaningful interactions that solve real problems. I’m passionate about crafting experiences that feel intuitive, accessible, and human, and I strive to ensure that my work empowers users, supports their needs, and brings clarity to their digital moments.

Tools & Collaboration

I love collaborating across disciplines, turning ideas into structured, testable prototypes. Working with diverse perspectives allows me to refine concepts faster, uncover blind spots, and build solutions that are stronger and more user-centered.

Some of the Tools I use:

Figma
Trello
Google Workspace
Miro
ChatGPT
FigJam.

Personal Note

Outside of design, I’m very much a people-and-experiences person. I enjoy working out, playing Ultimate Frisbee, and teaching kids the value of teamwork through sports, activities that keep me grounded, moving, and connected. I’m also inspired by music, the beach, and the calming presence of nature, whether I’m exploring new places, going on hikes, or simply enjoying quiet moments outdoors. When I’m not active, you’ll probably find me painting, discovering new creative spaces, or spending time with my community. These experiences fuel my curiosity and remind me that great design, like great adventures — comes from being open, observant, and connected to the world around me.