Hi, I’m aUX Designer. :)
Turning research into human-centred solutions.
My background in theatre and education taught me how to listen deeply, connect meaningfully, and bring empathy into design.
Work
(3)
Park Run Sign-up
Client
Team
Web Redesign
Crafted a new sign-up flow. Restructured the site informational architecture.
57%
Increase of SUS score with a final result of 97.1%
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Headspace Social Feature
Concept
Team
App
Designed a social feature, focused on 4 main flows.
15
Interviews
View
Boardgame Business
Concept
Solo
Desktop Web Redesign
E-commerce re-design. Landing page, product listing and description page. Check out flow.
15
Usability Tests
View
About
I’m a junior UX designer with a background in theatre and education.
I love the UX process because it connects me with people and challenges me to solve real problems. Helping users through thoughtful solutions gives me a sense of purpose and drives the quality of my work.
Having lived in three countries and connected with people from all over the world, I’ve developed strong communication skills and I genuinely love talking to anyone.
When I discover a calling, whether in UX, teaching, or theatre, I commit fully and bring both dedication and curiosity to my craft.
How it all began
My path into UX was destiny! Cheesy, I know, but true.
In 2023, during a solo backpacking trip across Europe, I met Kathleen, a UX designer, in a hostel in Budapest. “Okay, but what is UX?” I asked.
Her description lit something up in me, it felt like someone had finally named the thing I’d been built to do. She recommended a bootcamp at General Assembly, and a year later, that’s exactly where I found myself.
The UX process clicked for me immediately, and now I’m excited to keep growing, refining my skills, and pushing my ambition into work I truly enjoy.
Design principles I love
Hover to pause and read
When I’m not UXing
Tap on each image to read my stories
This is Pirin mountain range in Bulgaria. It holds a special place in my heart. Trekking and trail running are my favourite outdoor activities.
I am the co-founder of a non-profit organisation called Kaleidoscope Theatre. We aim to make the art of theatre more accessible to people, especially non-professionals and children with disabilities. Check out our website in the contact section below.
This was our first funded project, we facilitated 10 theatre workshops for non-professionals. It was through workshops like these that we wrote a play and performed it in Sofia and Varna in 2025.
Running towards the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex. I’ve worked in Eastbourne an an ESL teacher for two summers and I adore the nature there, I tried to get out and explore as much as possible.
Hi, I’m a UX Designer.
Turning research into human-centred solutions.
My background in theatre and education taught me how to listen deeply, connect meaningfully, and bring empathy into design.
Work
(3)
Park Run Sign-up
Client
Team
Web Redesign
Crafted a new sign-up flow. Restructured the site informational architecture.
57%
Increase of SUS score with a final result of 97.1%
View
Headspace Social Feature
Concept
Team
App
Designed a social feature, focused on 4 main flows.
15
Interviews
View
Boardgame Business
Concept
Solo
Desktop Web Redesign
E-commerce re-design. Landing page, product listing and description page. Check out flow.
15
Usability Tests
View
About
I’m a junior UX designer with a background in theatre and education.
I love the UX process because it connects me with people and challenges me to solve real problems. Helping users through thoughtful solutions gives me a sense of purpose and drives the quality of my work.
Having lived in three countries and connected with people from all over the world, I’ve developed strong communication skills and I genuinely love talking to anyone.
When I discover a calling, whether in UX, teaching, or theatre, I commit fully and bring both dedication and curiosity to my craft.
How it all began
My path into UX was destiny! Cheesy, I know, but true.
In 2023, during a solo backpacking trip across Europe, I met Kathleen, a UX designer, in a hostel in Budapest. “Okay, but what is UX?” I asked.
Her description lit something up in me, it felt like someone had finally named the thing I’d been built to do. She recommended a bootcamp at General Assembly, and a year later, that’s exactly where I found myself.
The UX process clicked for me immediately, and now I’m excited to keep growing, refining my skills, and pushing my ambition into work I truly enjoy.
Design principles I love
Hover to pause and read
When I’m not UXing
Tap on each image to read my stories
This is Pirin mountain range in Bulgaria. It holds a special place in my heart. Trekking and trail running are my favourite outdoor activities.
I am the co-founder of a non-profit organisation called Kaleidoscope Theatre. We aim to make the art of theatre more accessible to people, especially non-professionals and children with disabilities. Check out our website in the contact section below.
This was our first funded project, we facilitated 10 theatre workshops for non-professionals. It was through workshops like these that we wrote a play and performed it in Sofia and Varna in 2025.
Running towards the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex. I’ve worked in Eastbourne an an ESL teacher for two summers and I adore the nature there, I tried to get out and explore as much as possible.
Hi, I’m a UX Designer.
Turning research into human-centred solutions.
My background in theatre and education taught me how to listen deeply, connect meaningfully, and bring empathy into design.
Work
(3)
Park Run Sign-up
Client
Team
Web Redesign
Crafted a new sign-up flow. Restructured the site informational architecture.
57%
Increase of SUS score with a final result of 97.1%
View
Headspace Social Feature
Concept
Team
App
Designed a social feature, focused on 4 main flows.
15
Interviews
View
Boardgame Business
Concept
Solo
Desktop Web Redesign
E-commerce re-design. Landing page, product listing and description page. Check out flow.
15
Usability Tests
View
About
I’m a junior UX designer with a background in theatre and education.
I love the UX process because it connects me with people and challenges me to solve real problems. Helping users through thoughtful solutions gives me a sense of purpose and drives the quality of my work.
Having lived in three countries and connected with people from all over the world, I’ve developed strong communication skills and I genuinely love talking to anyone.
When I discover a calling, whether in UX, teaching, or theatre, I commit fully and bring both dedication and curiosity to my craft.
How it all began
My path into UX was destiny! Cheesy, I know, but true.
In 2023, during a solo backpacking trip across Europe, I met Kathleen, a UX designer, in a hostel in Budapest. “Okay, but what is UX?” I asked.
Her description lit something up in me, it felt like someone had finally named the thing I’d been built to do. She recommended a bootcamp at General Assembly, and a year later, that’s exactly where I found myself.
The UX process clicked for me immediately, and now I’m excited to keep growing, refining my skills, and pushing my ambition into work I truly enjoy.
Design principles I love
Hover to pause and read
When I’m not UXing
Click on each image to read my stories
This is Pirin mountain range in Bulgaria. It holds a special place in my heart. Trekking and trail running are my favourite outdoor activities.
I am the co-founder of a non-profit organisation called Kaleidoscope Theatre. We aim to make the art of theatre more accessible to people, especially non-professionals and children with disabilities. Check out our website in the contact section below.
This was our first funded project, we facilitated 10 theatre workshops for non-professionals. It was through workshops like these that we wrote a play and performed it in Sofia and Varna in 2025.
Running towards the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex. I’ve worked in Eastbourne an an ESL teacher for two summers and I adore the nature there, I tried to get out and explore as much as possible.