I'm an inclusive product designer and disability innovation specialist based in London, currently completing an MSc in Disability, Design and Innovation at UCL. My work sits at the intersection of user experience, accessibility, and co-design—creating tools and services shaped by disabled users, for disabled users.

With a background in computer science and UX, I bring experience across digital and physical prototyping, accessibility auditing, and user research. My recent projects include co-designing tactile navigation systems for visually impaired climbers, developing ADHD-friendly reminder devices, and delivering WCAG-compliant redesigns for legal and healthcare services.

As a disabled and neurodivergent designer, I’m passionate about challenging exclusion in technology and creating solutions grounded in lived experience. I thrive on collaboration and believe great design is always informed by the people it's built for.

When I’m not prototyping or sketching out flows, you’ll find me on the wall—I'm also a GB-certified sight-guide and para-climbing coach, supporting visually impaired athletes across the UK and Europe.