While studying Management at the London School of Economics, I developed a strong interest in user-centred design and digital products. After graduating, I completed CareerFoundry’s UX Design programme, which gave me the foundation for my career in digital design.

Over the past seven years, I have worked under titles including UX Designer, Product Designer (UX/UI) and Interaction Designer. While the titles have varied, the work has been consistent: understanding user needs, shaping journeys and interactions, designing interfaces and prototypes, and working closely with product managers, engineers, researchers and content designers from discovery through to delivery.

I have worked across freelance, agency and in-house roles in financial services, healthtech, enterprise, consumer products and the public sector. Most recently, I have led interaction design for Hackney Council’s website redesign and replatforming, helping simplify complex public services through information architecture, accessible interaction patterns, page models and a scalable design system.

Today, I specialise in complex digital products and services. I combine product thinking with UX, UI, interaction design, information architecture and systems thinking to turn complexity into experiences that are clear, accessible and built to scale.

I enjoy working in multidisciplinary teams and balancing user needs with business goals and technical constraints. I care about inclusive design and about creating products that people can understand and use with confidence.

I'm proud to be part of the LGBTQ+ community and value workplaces where people can bring different perspectives and feel comfortable being themselves. I care about creating products that are inclusive, accessible and easy to use, and I enjoy working with teams that treat people with respect, curiosity and kindness.