Bridging intuitive human-centered design with high-performance React & Next.js engineering.

I am a UX Engineer with 2 years of experience working at the intersection of design and frontend development. I specialize in turning user needs and design concepts into accessible, responsive, and high-performing web experiences using React, Next.js, and modern frontend technologies. For me, engineering is not just about making interfaces function correctly, but about ensuring they feel intuitive, smooth, and meaningful for the people using them.
My process always begins with understanding the user. Before jumping into components, layouts, or code, I focus on what the user is trying to achieve and where they might face friction. This mindset helps me design and build experiences that are simple, clear, and thoughtful. I pay close attention to details like hierarchy, feedback, interaction flow, and accessibility, because I believe these small elements collectively shape how natural and effortless a product feels.
Working across both design and development has given me a balanced perspective on building digital products. I can translate Figma designs into functional React components while ensuring responsiveness, performance, and design accuracy. At the same time, I design with real-world constraints in mind, such as scalability, maintainability, and browser behavior. I enjoy building clean, reusable interfaces and always aim to create experiences that are not only visually consistent but also accessible and user-friendly.
UX Engineering Methodology
Discover
Stakeholder interviews, usability testing, journey mapping and competitive teardowns to find the real problem before a pixel exists.
Define
Information architecture, task flows and jobs-to-be-done framing that turn messy research into a defensible product direction.
Design
Wireframes to high-fidelity systems: tokens, components, motion specs and accessible states documented for engineering.
Develop
Production React and TypeScript — component libraries, performance budgets and design-to-code parity enforced in review.