Picture this: a little kid with a crayon, scribbling away on anything she could find. Yep, that was me – a pint-sized Picasso in the making! From doodling on homemade cards to makin funky art pieces, I've always been a sucker for anything creative.

Fast forward a bit, and you'll find me knee-deep in the world of interior design. There was something so magical about transforming a plain old room into a space that not only looked good but also felt just right. It wasn't just about picking pretty colors and arranging furniture – my focus was on prioritizing functionality, and user-centric design above all else. It was about diving into the nitty-gritty, understanding what makes people tick, and creating spaces that not only spoke to their souls but also made their everyday lives easier.

Just when I thought I had found my calling, life threw me a curveball: UX design. It was like all the pieces of the puzzle finally fell into place. Now, I wasn't just creating pretty spaces – I was crafting experiences. I was delving deep into the minds of users, understanding their needs, their wants, their quirks, and using that knowledge to design products that not only looked great but also worked like a charm!