I'm a UX/UI designer with a computer science background.
Spent 4+ years as iOS dev in banking & fintech —maintaining design systems and pixel-perfect implementation.
Now I'm fully focused on UX/UI design, where I bridge the gap between code, creativity, and real human needs.
My neurodivergent perspective gives me a natural edge in pattern recognition, systems thinking, and creative problem-solving.
>_ UX/UI Design & Research
>_ Tech stack
>_ Languages
No templates, no borrowed taste. Every interface reflects the real logic of the person using it.
Designed for unconventional thinkers. If it works for a neurodivergent mind, it works for everyone.
Logic meets creativity. The best UX makes digital life a little less serious.
At UX-ception, I build experiences with layers— impeccable logic, uninhibited creativity, and unmistakable authenticity.
Every interface is for the 'weird brains' : the unconventional, the neurodivergent, the curious.
My design roots run deep in Radical Aunthenticity, Intentional Informality, and Creative Resilience.
I believe that true UX goes beyond the expected, digging into how real people really think—and how we can make digital life a little les serious.
All the best (and wildest) UX comes from blending sese and sensation, making the virtual feel oddly real. Here, layers are celebrated, and eac interaction is its own inception moment.