About Me

My design journey began with a degree in Information Design—a blend of Graphic and Industrial Design that shaped how I think about form, function, and interaction.

As the web took shape in the late '90s, I transitioned into digital design, completing an Advanced Program in Web Design and Web Development in 2005. That step connected creativity with code and grounded my work in a deep understanding of how interfaces are built.

With the rise of mobile and responsive design in the 2000s, I became fascinated by how people engage with digital systems—translating principles from industrial design into Human Interface Design (HID). Since then, my focus has been on creating experiences that balance usability, accessibility, and efficiency, helping organizations bridge innovation with real needs.

Across my career, I've worked with companies of all scales—from fintech startups to enterprise software teams—learning from every project about users, business goals, and the evolving balance between innovation, experience, and real-world impact.

Today, as AI, machine learning, IoT, and soon quantum computing reshape our world, design itself is expanding. Multiple generations now interact with technologies spanning decades, redefining how we connect with products and systems—and opening new frontiers of experience we're only beginning to imagine.