Why use few, when many words do better

Like most designers, I have never felt fully satisfied with my personal site. Using only a small number of words to present myself has always felt restrictive and reductive.

So this page is a small place for the non-work parts too: the things I like, the tools I think with, and the parts of product design that are hard to compress into a headline.

I think product design lives between what users want, what makes business sense, what is technically possible, and what is responsible.

The useful work is rarely inside one circle. It is usually in the messy overlap, where tradeoffs need to be made visible enough for a team to choose well.

I use AI as a thinking partner, teacher, and helper. It helps me explore directions, learn adjacent skills, inspect implementation details, and stay closer to the technical reality of what ships.

Most of my work still lives in Figma and conversations with teams, but AI has changed how quickly I can move from vague ideas to something concrete enough to evaluate.