Growing up, I witnessed the world's unfriendliness towards the disabled when my grandmother lost the use of her legs. The difficulties became painfully clear when we couldn't find an accessible taxi for my uncle’s wedding, causing her to miss the ceremony. Such recurring challenges eventually left her confined to her home.

This experience inspired me to pursue a career in UX design, where I am dedicated to improving lives by understanding users' perspectives and reshaping our world to be more inclusive and accessible.

Although my grandmother is no longer with us, I often reflect on how much she would have appreciated the inclusivity of today's world. This fuels my passion to improve our environment, hoping to contribute to a world that values everyone.