Before I became a UX/UI designer, I spent five years as a teacher.

As a child, I struggled with English language so much I often cried at my desk. Thanks to my parents and ten years in a specialized school, I not only learned English but developed a love for it. That experience inspired me to help other students overcome their own language barriers. Teaching taught me to explain complex ideas simply and showed me how empathy and persistence can change lives.

Four years ago, after the birth of my child, I shifted careers. While searching for remote work connected to English, I discovered UX/UI design. It combined everything I loved — psychology, art, language, and creating meaningful, helpful solutions.

Now, I aim to use design to solve problems and build intuitive, impactful products that make people’s lives better.