I come from a family of architects and builders, where design was always part of the conversation — but my fascination began with something smaller: a computer.

Growing up in a joint family meant sharing one computer with many cousins. I’d wait eagerly for my turn, and when I finally got it, I’d spend hours playing games like Road Rash and Virtual Cop 2, or creating shapes and slides in Paint and PowerPoint. That’s where my love for computers began.
 

By the time I was 11, I was exploring Photoshop and CorelDRAW. At 15, I began learning C and C++. Though I was drawn to technology, my parents encouraged me to pursue Architecture. During my architecture degree, I realized my passion wasn’t for buildings — it was for design that connects people and systems.

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One of my professors introduced me to UI/UX design. I started researching, took the Google UX Design Course, and built my first portfolio in early 2023. That same year, I joined TACIT, a design studio, as a UX/UI Designer.
 

At TACIT, I learned what design means in the real world — collaborating with developers, communicating with clients, managing deliverables, and creating meaningful digital experiences across healthcare and education platforms.

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To strengthen my foundation, I began my Master’s in User Experience Design at RV University in 2024 — while continuing to work with TACIT to stay connected with real-world practice.
 

Design, for me, has always been about curiosity — learning by observing, exploring, and creating. I’m constantly looking forward to growing as a designer, connecting with people, and crafting experiences that make a difference.