Design has always been more than making things look good. It's about communication, intention, and impact. What started as a curiosity for visuals turned into a long, winding journey through UI/UX, branding, and building digital experiences that connect with people.
When most people hear the word branding, they immediately think of a logo. Maybe a typeface and while those are important parts of the visual identity, they’re just the surface a tip of a much deeper iceberg. A brand is not what you say it is. It’s what people feel when they interact with your product, website, tone, packaging, content even silence.
Trust is built through repetition and alignment. When a brand shows up the same way visually, verbally, emotionally across every platform, it starts to feel reliable.
That’s why branding isn’t just about designing a great homepage. It’s about creating systems templates, rules, voice guides so that even as the brand grows.
Some days, I loved every pixel I designed. Other days, I wanted to scrap everything and start over. Revisions dragged on. Feedback was vague clients didn’t always understand the vision. Self-doubt crept in often but with every challenge came growth. Those moments however difficult pushed me to refine my process, trust instincts, and become a more intentional designer.
“In Asia, every region designs with its own heartbeat — rooted in history, shaped by culture, and full of intention. I embrace this complexity as a source of constant inspiration.”