I began my journey into human-centred design with my undergraduate degree in Architecture, where I developed a deep interest in how people interact with and experience the spaces around them. This curiosity eventually led me to explore designing for people in a digital landscape.

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To grow my skills, I became increasingly drawn to the psychology behind user behaviour. I discovered that designing intuitive, effective experiences requires more than creativity—it requires empathy, research, and a strong understanding of human needs and motivations. This led me to pursue a specialised Master’s in UX Psychology in Milan, where I’m currently deepening my knowledge of user behaviour and cognitive science.

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Through my studies, I’ve grown passionate about research-driven design and the challenge of uncovering hidden user needs. I enjoy transforming insights into thoughtful, impactful solutions that are both practical and emotionally resonant. I’m empathetic, detail-oriented, and committed to designing experiences that are not only usable, but genuinely enjoyable.

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Beyond UX, I spend my time playing basketball, visiting galleries, or capturing moments through film photography.