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One of the things that drew me to UX Research is how closely it aligns with something I've always been passionate about: understanding human behavior.
As a Clinical Psychologist, I've spent years exploring how people think, make decisions, cope with uncertainty, and navigate complex experiences. What has surprised me is how relevant many of those same skills are when trying to understand users.
A product can be functional and still fail to connect with people. Sometimes the biggest barriers aren't technical—they're emotional, cognitive, or related to trust.
I'm excited to continue learning and growing at the intersection of psychology, behavioral science, and UX Research.
#UXResearch #UserResearch #BehavioralScience #Psychology #HumanCenteredDesign
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How a rough idea became a healthcare app.
Every polished product starts with something much less exciting.
Before the colors.
Before the animations.
Before the marketing screenshots.
There was a wireframe.
This healthcare experience began with structure, user flows, and hundreds of small decisions focused on clarity and accessibility.
The goal wasn't to make it beautiful.
The goal was to make it usable.
The visuals came later.
Swipe through the process and see how the product evolved.
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Thoughtful process thinking. In healthcare, clarity and usability should directly impact user confidence.
My goal is to see how AI-powered design tools can help transform product ideas into interactive experiences faster while maintaining a clear vision.
I designed a Founder CRM web application called FounderFlow AI. The product helps founders manage relationships with investors, mentors, customers, partners, and advisors. It includes a relationship intelligence dashboard, network visualization, contact profiles, opportunity discovery, and AI-powered relationship nurturing features.
I used Stitch to generate the UI designs for multiple dashboard screens of the FounderFlow AI web application. I created detailed prompts for each screen and used Stitch to quickly explore layouts, components, data visualizations, and overall product design concepts while maintaining a modern
SaaS experience.
Stitch helped me generate dashboard designs quickly and explore ideas faster than designing from scratch. The overall visual quality was impressive. However, I found it challenging to maintain consistency across multiple screens. Navigation menus, text styles, and color palettes often changed between screens even when the screens belonged to the same product. Improving design consistency across generated screens would make the experience even better. Compared to tools like Figma AI, Lovable, and Google Antigravity, I expected more consistency throughout the design flow.
Link: https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/16141423346836115982
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