As an architect, I've always been fascinated by how people interact with the spaces around them. During my undergrad, my interest in human-centric design was sparked, and I pursued it further in my masters with a focus on urban space and health. My first exposure to service design came while working on an exciting project: designing an interactive kiosk for the elderly that catered to their special needs while also being universally designed.

 

Later, while working in an architectural practice, I honed my skills in text and visual media and learned how they affect comprehension and performance, skills that later helped me in my UX Design venture. After taking a career break and immersing myself in various courses and programs, I enrolled in a User Experience certification program to deepen my understanding of UX Design concepts. 

 

As a design professional, I have learned to prioritize human experiences and explore different tools & methods that could have a positive influence on human behavior.