I build meaningful experiences for users through design. I am a designer with a strong passion for design strategy , typography and storytelling. My strengths are my creativity, bring ideas to the table, putting myself in user’s shoes and solving issues that at first seem impossible.
I strive to find the balance between functionality and aesthetics in my designs. I have a keen eye for detail and enjoy exploring different design possibilities.
My goal as a designer is to create designs that not only look good but also feel good. I believe that every design should be driven by empathy towards the user, and I strive to make designs that are intuitive and easy to use.
In my free time, I enjoy exploring different design trends and experimenting with different design tools to enhance my skills. I am always looking for new challenges to improve my skills and take my design career to the next level.
The Discover stage is where you learn as much as possible about your topic. It is to empathize with the person you are designing for. Interview residents to understand how people get around in their area and knowing about their pain points.
The Define stage is where you narrow down all the research you have done into a single question. There are a wide range of tools to help you organize everything you learned in the Discover stage and figure out which problem you want to solve.
The Develop stage is where you begin to focus on the solution to your problem. Ideation, or brainstorming, plays a big part of this stage. Every solution, even if it’s silly or impractical, could be the inspiration for another, better, solution.
The Deliver stage is the final stage of the Double Diamond framework, and in a school setting, this stage really focuses on communication. The final deliverable could be a finalized bridge prototype ready to test with users.
