I stumbled into design, but it feels like it was meant to happen. I’ve always loved the idea of making things look and feel right — even though I’ve never been great at drawing (still not). But that never stopped me from crafting interfaces that actually work.

Everything changed in my second year of engineering when I discovered Google’s UX Design Specialization. That course opened up a new world for me, and for the first time, my background in coding and technology started to make sense — through the lens of design.

I began with a series of mock projects. Looking back, they were far from

perfect — the kind that make me question my early button placements. But I stayed with it, because designing felt right. It became something meditative — where time flows, and I get completely immersed.

Today, it’s all about creating experiences that feel effortless. Much like playing the guitar — it takes time, patience, and a lot of wrong notes, but one day everything clicks. I believe in playing by the rules — until you’re good enough to start making your own.