As a kid, I loved drawing and even won a few competitions. During college, I always felt the urge to do something interesting but wasn’t sure what it would be. Then, one day, I reconnected with an old childhood friend after five years. During a random conversation, he asked, “You were great at drawing—are you still doing it?” I paused, and suddenly realized I wasn’t.

That question sparked something in me. I started exploring the world of design, thinking I’d go into 2D or 3D animation, or maybe graphic design. But as I learned more and looked at things from new angles, I found myself drawn to UI/UX design.