I'm a product designer based in Canada. Before design, I studied biology long enough to realize I wanted to build things faster than research lets you, but long enough that the way I think still shows it: hypothesis-driven, comfortable with ambiguity, always tracing back to its system to iterate.

I'm a designer who builds. Most of my work ships as working prototypes — React, Framer, lots of Cursor and Claude Code. When I see a product I love, I'll often build something and learn from the process.

Outside of that, I am also:

• Building a vintage and cutesy visual diary – documenting your personal life and sharing with friends 

• Experimenting with Framer micro-interactions — tilt-tracking cards, draggable carousels, the small stuff that makes a site feel alive

• Building in public on Twitter

• Hitting the gym to reset my mind

I think a lot about:

• The "why" before the "how" — what shaped a constraint, where real behavior diverges from idealized flows

• Sites that feel personal and alive

• Designing for ambiguity — the messy approval chains and edge cases B2B products quietly live in

• Building things I'd actually want to use myself

I'm early in this career but I'm not casual about it. If you've made it this far, say hi.