Professional overthinker with a design degree. I'm the person who opens an app and immediately starts diagnosing its problems like a doctor with a really specific specialty. "Ah yes, classic case of trying to do too much on one screen."
Spent some time teaching design thinking, which was fun until my students started using my own methods against me in critiques. Brutal. Loved it. Now I'm making products that hopefully don't frustrate people???worked on accessibility for banking, matching algorithms for roommates, redesigning apps people actually use daily.
I have way too many browser tabs open (all Figma files I swear I'll finish), strong feelings about button placement that bore most people, and a folder of screenshots labeled "UX crimes" that I add to weekly. My friends think I need to stop redesigning restaurant menus in my head.
Learning full-stack development now because apparently knowing how to build things makes you dangerous. Or unemployable. We'll see.
