As a product designer bridging the physical and digital worlds, I began my career by creating engaging spaces where people could enjoy spending time. In architecture offices, I explored ways to craft meaningful and impactful experiences for users within buildings and spaces. During this process, I developed a deep interest in the importance of human interactions and how these interactions are shaped by the connection between nature and architecture. The idea of enhancing this relationship with more intuitive experiences has motivated me ever since.

Over time, I noticed that people increasingly navigate not only physical spaces but also digital interfaces. This awareness, combined with my desire to apply my design practice on a larger, more dynamic scale, led me to shift my focus to the digital realm. I began designing for the digital world, creating user-centered solutions for online platforms.

Although architecture and digital design may seem like different disciplines, at their core, they both aim to enhance people's lives through emotion, functionality, and aesthetics. Architecture taught me to think from a user-centered perspective and to understand how spaces can be made functional. Now, I bring this approach into digital product design, creating more intuitive and impactful experiences for users in the digital space.