About me
Curious from the start
I was born in India and moved to the U.S. in 2017 but my curiosity kicked in way before that. As a kid, I had a habit of taking appliances apart just to see how they worked (Not that my mom was happy about it).
I was always sketching, building, or turning random objects into "projects." Basically, if it could be designed, improved, or mildly destroyed in the name of learning, I was into it.
From Buildings to Experiences
That curiosity naturally led me to Architecture, a field where I could dream up spaces and make them real.
I loved the mix of structure and creativity. But during my studies, I realized something: I was even more fascinated by the experiences people had with the things around them, digital and physical. I didn’t just want to design buildings; I wanted to design how people felt, moved, and interacted.
The UX Leap
So after taking early retirement from Architecture, I followed that spark all the way to the U.S., where I pursued a master’s in UX/UI design. Along the way, I dove into Industrial Design too, just to keep things interesting (and hands-on!). Since then, I’ve been all about creating thoughtful, intuitive experiences, whether they live on a screen or in the palm of your hand.
