Start with what people actually do.
Research, contextual enquiry, usability testing and behavioural signals help separate the stated problem from the experienced one.
Research-led product and interaction design for experiences that need to feel clear, human and trustworthy — from enterprise platforms to physical–digital products.


Turning the shared wall into a peace treaty.

Designing shared interaction around driver attention.

Designing for proof, not just polish.

Closing the reassurance gap in contactless dining.
Research, contextual enquiry, usability testing and behavioural signals help separate the stated problem from the experienced one.
From neighbour conflict to career confidence, I turn messy observations into a clear design question.
Flows, interaction models and high-fidelity prototypes make invisible rules, states and decisions visible to people.
Testing is not a final checkpoint. It is where assumptions get challenged, scope gets prioritised and the next version becomes sharper.
Each case study is a different context, but the same question keeps returning: what does the experience need to make people feel, understand or do with more confidence?
A privacy-first physical and digital system designed to reduce neighbour friction without turning sound into ammunition or forcing confrontation.

A timing-aware automotive HMI that coordinates passenger input with a driver-facing HUD, prioritising safety, clarity and information timing.

An enterprise career-development platform where employee input, AI-inferred skills and manager validation needed to remain understandable and trustworthy.

A contactless dining experience that treats reassurance as part of the service — connecting ordering, kitchen status, checkout and the diner's sense of certainty.

I have 3+ years of experience designing user-centred digital products for international clients across enterprise platforms, healthcare and consumer applications. I work across discovery, research, information architecture, interaction design, prototyping and design systems.
I am currently completing an MSc in User Experience Design at Kingston University, London.
I care about the gap between a requirement and a working experience. That means questioning assumptions, testing early, communicating clearly with stakeholders and developers, and knowing when a finding should ship now versus become a larger product conversation.
I'm interested in thoughtful product teams working on experiences where research, interaction and systems thinking can make a real difference.