Creativity and innovation run through my veins.

I have been surrounded by creativity my entire life, in ways I didn’t even realise until I entered adulthood. My dad was always creating around me, from editing wedding videos with a graphics tablet to teaching me the basics of traditional art. We were always inventing together, conjuring up tech solutions for problems that were not yet addressed in the tech world. My father helped me through my photography classes at school and encouraged me to pursue writing as a hobby since I was 12 years old. I have not stopped since.

In many ways, I had unconsciously approached life with the mind of a UX designer, and discovering the job role made everything make sense. I wanted to be involved in the research, ideation, creation and improvement of digital products whilst imputing my educational knowledge and personal experience to positively impact users. Whether it was creating designs that were seamless and easy to use or improving existing products to be accessible and comfortable for neurodiverse users, I knew that this is where I want to be.

I hope to be a a designer that creates and improves digital products to include and support the neurodivergent community.