Before I ever wrote a line of code, I was designing buildings. My background in architecture taught me to think in systems, care about structure, and always put the person using the space first. That mindset carries into everything I do — from the interfaces I build to the side projects I take on.
I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from the University of Prishtina. My studies focused on spatial thinking, modular systems, and user-centered design — principles I now apply daily to frontend systems and component architecture.
Thinking like an architect means I approach every interface as a structure: load-bearing elements, flow, proportion, and how people move through it.

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Design has always been part of how I work. I use Figma not just to implement designs but to create them — from redesigning mobile applications to crafting UI components and visual systems. I care about typography, spacing, color, and the small details that make an interface feel intentional.

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I love learning languages — each one rewires how I think. There are patterns in grammar and syntax that feel a lot like understanding a new framework: strange at first, then suddenly everything clicks.