Most products are built somewhere specific, for someone specific, then shipped everywhere and called universal. Growing up between Muscat, India, and Amsterdam, I spent years on the receiving end of that assumption.

It's what pushed me toward design, and toward the edges of it. I care most about the people a product wasn't originally built for. This is why accessibility isn't an afterthought in my work, it's usually the starting point.

My projects have taken me into education, awareness campaigns, and volunteer-led initiatives. Not because it's a nice thing to do, but that's where the interesting design problems actually live.