As a UI/UX designer, I’m always looking for ways to create interfaces that make a meaningful impact on people’s lives. For me, design goes far beyond pixels and colors—it's about shaping experiences that genuinely help people in their day-to-day interactions with digital products. When I first stepped into web design, I poured my heart and soul into every project, driven by the belief that great design can make people feel understood, supported, and empowered.

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As I grew professionally, I discovered the world of UX and the power of applying Agile principles to the design process. This shifted everything. It helped me refine how I collaborate, iterate, and deliver solutions that not only look great but also solve real problems. Design is an ever-evolving world, and I believe staying curious and continually learning is the only way to stay ahead. Every day, I push myself to explore new trends, tools, and techniques to elevate my craft.

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One of my proudest milestones was receiving the Gold Medal in Computer Science during my Bachelor’s degree for achieving the highest score across the three-year program. But accolades have never been my main motivator. What matters most to me is impact, using design to strengthen the digital presence of small businesses, empower communities, and make everyday experiences smoother and more delightful.

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Recently, I achieved another meaningful milestone on July 2025, the Triple-Crown Award from Toastmasters, given to members who complete three Pathways levels within a single Toastmaster year. What makes this achievement even more special to me is that I completed all three levels in just nine months, despite joining four months after the Toastmasters year had already begun. It’s a reflection of my commitment to continuous growth in communication and leadership.

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And the journey doesn’t stop there. I’ve also stepped into a leadership role as the Vice President Membership on our MCBC Toastmasters executive committee, an opportunity that strengthens my leadership, relationship-building, and community engagement skills.

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At the end of the day, my mission remains simple:
to make a difference through design, one thoughtful, human-centered experience at a time.