My brain sees the pixels, my heart feels the user, and my words bridge the gap
"I just wanted to study human minds and have a little bit of fun. That got me to UX."
After years of studying human behaviour in both textbooks and on the field, I realised human conditions are best served in a platter of a beautifully designed app. Two years ago, I plunged into UX with my psyche background where I obsess over building experiences that bridge the gap between user needs and product goals. Afterall, why shall Freud only be confined to Psychology books?!
Essentially, I am in a life-long quest to make technology sing on the beats of the users. (but in a less annoying sing-song)
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