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Start with the constraint, not the canvas.
I don't open Figma until I understand the system. The best design isn't the most creative, but the one that still holds up once it meets real users, real dev limits, real deadlines.
About
I'm a product designer with a habit of noticing things: the way a menu is structured,
how a hotel lobby makes you feel, why some forms feel effortless and others don't.
That curiosity started long before I learned what UX was.
The moment that shaped everything
At 17, I moved to Vancouver alone with one year to graduate, and a counsellor
who told me it wasn't a realistic goal.
I showed up at his office until he let me try because I knew that my English was limited, but my determination wasn't.
I graduated with a scholarship, and I learned something I carry into everything I do:
don't accept what others think is possible for you, go find out for yourself.
Beyond my story
I refused to accept the verdict and wrote the ending myself. Every place that changes you has a story. Pin yours on the map: a move, a challenge, a fresh start, the moment you became someone different.
Explore the mapHow I work
Three principles01
I don't open Figma until I understand the system. The best design isn't the most creative, but the one that still holds up once it meets real users, real dev limits, real deadlines.
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I use AI to stress-test assumptions and explore edge cases, so I can spend more time on decisions that matter most.
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I know enough HTML and CSS to know when a design decision will cost the dev team a week. So I don't make those decisions.
My stack
See it in actionDesign
UX Research
Accessibility
Frontend · handoff
Data & Analytics
AI Workflow
Education & Recognitions
Education
Master Web Design & Communication
Nuova Accademia del Design, Verona
2023 – 2025
Specialization in Interaction Design
UC San Diego
2026 · in progress
Certifications
Recognitions
Shining Sabre — Leadership & Scholarship
Sutherland Secondary School, Vancouver
2022"Verona Edition" — Contest Winner
Volotea × Show Us Your Type
2024Languages
Outside the screen
Mountains & hiking
Long trails teach patience and the value of one step at a time to reach the final goal, the same logic I use when untangling complex user flows.
Volleyball
Years of team sport taught me that the best result comes from reading others, not just executing your own plan, which is exactly what cross-functional design work requires.
Photography
Photography reminds me that perspective changes everything. Sometimes all it takes is looking from a different angle.
Languages & travel
Every new place and language is a reminder that there's always another way to see the same thing.
52 Gallerie, Pasubio
Vancouver, Canada
Malmö, Sweden
Grouse Mountain, Canada
Berlin, Germany
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I research before I open Figma. I test before I ship. I ask why before I ask how. If that sounds like the kind of designer your team needs — let's talk.
Let's talk