My journey to product design started in a completely different field. I worked as a Quantity Surveyor in Singapore, which taught me systems thinking and attention to detail. But I realized I was more interested in designing experiences than measuring buildings. Even during university and while working as a surveyor, I was doing portrait illustration part-time for about 2 years, this is where I first learned to translate what I see into visual form and work with clients.

During a gap year in New Zealand, I built a following through hand-drawn comics about my working holiday. That sparked my full transition into design. I deepened my illustration skills, picked up Figma, learned animation, and spent 1.5 years freelancing on logos, merchandise, and posters.

When I joined Argos Lab as a Product Designer a year ago, I knew nothing about crypto. Now I'm the sole product designer for SollPay, designing the entire product experience and learning to code along the way. I learn what I need to learn, then I apply it.

I focus on how users actually think and interact with interfaces. Great design should feel effortless, respect people's cognitive energy, and guide naturally without making them think too hard.

I want to build products that genuinely benefit people, not just another app, but tools that solve real problems and improve lives.