Who is Fiona?
When I’m not deep in wireframes or brainstorming solutions, you’ll find me journaling, framing the perfect photo, reading books and maybe sitting by my piano and practicing. These little joys fuel my creativity, attention to detail, keeping refreshed and knack for staying organized, skills that I carry into my work every day.
I’m someone who’s endlessly curious about the world, whether it’s diving into psychological books to understand human behavior, exploring inspiring apps that make life easier, or traveling to uncover the stories behind unfamiliar places. For me, design isn’t just a job, it’s a reflection of how I see and engage with the world: thoughtful, empathetic, and always evolving.
Let’s discover what we can create together!
Reading Books
I love diving into psychological or philosaphical books to explore human behavior and the motivations behind actions. This interest has helped me better understand people, approach situations with empathy, and communicate effectively, all of which have made me a better collaborator and problem solver.
The dark side of the light chasers
"Debbie Ford"
Choice Theory book
"William Glasser"
Schopenhauer Cure
"Irvin D.Yalom"
Photography
Photography has taught me to notice the smallest details and find harmony between structure and creativity. Framing a photo is about finding balance, knowing when to follow rules and when to break them. It’s this mindset that helps me craft thoughtful solutions and approach challenges from unique perspectives.
Bullet Journaling
Journaling helps me see the big picture while breaking goals into smaller, actionable steps. It’s how I stay organized, track my habits, and reflect on progress. Whether it’s building new routines or recording memories, this practice has sharpened my ability to plan, prioritize, and adapt a skill I bring to every project.
Drawing Mandalas
Drawing mandalas is where I let my creativity flow freely. It’s about finding patterns, experimenting with symmetry, and thinking beyond the usual. This practice reminds me to stay open to unconventional ideas and approach challenges with a fresh perspective.
Fiona's Bookclub
Although it might not be too people joining my book club, but I found those meetings really fascinating, in my bookclub we don't read and talk about one single book, we talk about the latest book that each one oof us has read and this helps hearing other people view of a specific book or genre, finding new book to read and getting inspiration without reading a specific book
