I think in patterns, I notice the little details, and I get excited when complex things just… make sense. From dodging biology in school (only to end up designing for healthcare years later) to crafting experiences that feel as natural as brushing your teeth, I’ve learned that design is really about people, not screens. I love digging into the ‘why’ behind what users do, connecting research with intuition, and sprinkling tiny delightful moments into everyday experiences. And yes — my background in architecture still sneaks in, helping me see systems and patterns where others see noise.