A psychology-led approach to digital design
I’m a Sydney-based UX/UI designer currently studying at Torrens University at the Billy Blue College of Design. My path to finding UX was born from the confluence of a decades-long fascination with the fields of psychology, art and science — three lenses that provide the foundation of how I understand people, information, and ultimately see the world.
You’ll find that I’m most engaged by problems that require distillation — turning research, content, and abstraction into something harmonious. Where a schema can be moulded into something that feels clean, calm, and cohesive.
Human context first
Understanding people, their needs, and the conditions surrounding a problem before settling on a visual answer.
Clarity through structure
Research, content, and complexity become more useful when they are organised into clear priorities, flows, and systems.
systems with personality
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create, test, refine
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