01
Architecture shaped my systems thinking.
I started in Architecture and Urbanism, where I learned how people move through
spaces, how structure influences behavior and how visual decisions affect
understanding. That foundation still shapes how I think about digital products.
02
Technology turned that thinking into interaction.
Studying Computer Science gave me a stronger understanding of how digital products
are built. It helped me collaborate with developers, document decisions clearly
and design interfaces with implementation in mind.
03
UX connected business, usability and behavior.
My work in UX/UI grew across consulting, education platforms, SaaS tools and
enterprise e-commerce. I became especially interested in simplifying complex
workflows without losing the business logic behind them.
04
Game UX became the next frontier.
Games have always influenced how I think about engagement, emotion and motivation.
Today, I explore Game UX as a way to connect usability with player behavior,
feedback loops and memorable experiences.