As a designer with an engineering background and coding skills, I am specially equipped to act as a bridge between design and dev teams.
This is my story — alongside some pictures of me from my gallery.
This is my story — alongside some pictures of me from my gallery.
This is my story — alongside some pictures of me from my gallery.
My design journey.
My design journey.
My design journey.
I started my design journey with Photoshop when I was 12 years old. Over time, I kept on learning new tools related to design be it Corel Draw, Sketch or After Effects.
Currently exploring Figma and Blender.
But, I wanted more.
But, I wanted more.
But, I wanted more.
Even though I enjoyed coding, it wasn’t my passion. After deep reflection, I discovered that the thrill of problem solving is what truly excites me.
In my opinion, design is also about solving problems, but with a creative twist.
When I'm not designing,
When I'm not designing,
When I'm not designing,
You can find me, working out both indoors and outdoors, playing video games, ️traveling and taking photographs of the world around me.
Making it all happen.
Making it all happen.
Making it all happen.
I was able to leverage a lot of the problem-solving and critical-thinking skills I learned in engineering to accelerate my journey of self-learning UX design.
I loved solving problems by making stuff, and really valued visual storytelling. I paid meticulous attention to precision and craftsmanship.
