A designer who believes in structure, clarity, and getting the details right.
Based in
Seoul, Korea
I work across design thinking and brand strategy, and over time I've found that the two are hard to separate. As a UX/UI designer with a background in both, I approach every project with the same underlying belief: the best design doesn't draw attention to itself. It just does what it's supposed to do.
What I'm here to do is help brands build digital experiences where design and content actually support each other, creating spaces that don't just work well on paper, but that people find genuinely useful and worth coming back to.
I focus on designing clear structures and flows that make things easier to understand and move through, rather than adding another layer of complexity for users to figure out.
I start by understanding the full context of a project: what the business is trying to achieve, what the user actually needs, and what constraints are shaping both. Visual decisions come after all of that is clear.
I'm particularly drawn to brand-driven digital projects and platforms where content is the core of what people come for.
I value consistency, clear thinking, and usability that holds up over time, over anything that just looks good right now.
UX/UI Designer — Planning and designing digital experiences for global exhibition and brand projects, covering the full process from research and strategy through final implementation.
Content and project support for global NGO initiatives, focusing on digital communication strategies.
Market exploration, user research, and startup validation. Awarded Best Prize at Yonsei University Startup Competition.
B.A. in Christian Studies, Double Major in Business Administration & Content Convergence
Exchange Student — Business Administration Major
Focus on global studies and international perspectives
"I'm interested in how structure and context shape the way people read, move through, and eventually come to trust a digital product."