I believe good design doesn’t just look nice. It holds space, tells stories, and makes people feel seen. That belief shapes everything I make, from playful visuals to research-driven interfaces to intentional systems that aim to be kind, clear, and meaningful.

I study Computer Science and Interaction Design at Georgia Tech through a major called Computational Media which is a blend of storytelling, human-centered design, and technology. It’s where I learned that design isn’t just the final product, but the process: how we approach problems, who we design for, and the decisions we make along the way.

My process is rooted in empathy, iteration, and curiosity. Whether I’m collaborating on student teams, designing for nonprofits, or building personal projects, I move between thinking and making. I'm always guided by the people I’m designing for.

Offline, you can find me crocheting, reading, or at a concert. Always happy to connect!