I began my journey in visual communication design, where I discovered the power of form, color, and layout to tell meaningful stories. But as I kept designing, I realized that beauty alone wasn’t enough—I wanted to design for people who are often left out of the conversation.

That led me to pursue a master’s in inclusive design at OCAD University, where I explored how accessibility, equity, and empathy can shape more thoughtful digital experiences.

Along the way, I’ve worked with Asian females community, social organizations(NGO), and small businesses—each project teaching me to listen more carefully and design more intentionally. I care deeply about both visual clarity and social impact, and I’m most inspired when I’m creating for communities on the margins. Whether I’m building a design system or shaping a service experience, I’m driven by the belief that good design should make people feel seen, respected, and supported.