I'm a designer who cares deeply about how people read, learn, and make sense of complex systems.

My work sits at a rare intersection of hardware systems thinking, computer science, and design psychology. I’m comfortable reasoning across layers from physical constraints and system behaviour, to software logic, to how humans perceive, interpret, and interact with what’s built.

I work slowly and intentionally, thinking through structure, edge cases, and long-term impact before moving to solutions.

This space reflects how I work: with margins for context, pauses for reflection, and systems designed to be understood not just used.