I’m from Nepal. I grew up around computers early and spent more time breaking things on a screen than touching grass (eventually I learned balance 😄). Curiosity turned into obsession, and obsession turned into building.
I started by exploring visuals — graphics, interfaces, motion — and slowly fell in love with how design could move, respond, and tell stories. Somewhere along the way, I picked up code to bring ideas to life, cloning products I admired and breaking them just to see how they worked.
Today, I work professionally as a UI/UX, Graphic, and Motion Designer. Design is my craft — systems, interactions, transitions, and experiences that feel intentional.
Outside of work, I code as a passion. I build things, clone things, experiment a lot, and occasionally disappear into game development using Unity and Unreal Engine. I enjoy being close to the medium, whether that’s pixels, timelines, or code.
Right now, I’m focused on sharpening my design taste, pushing motion and interaction, and staying technically curious. Most days involve Figma, animation tools, frontend experiments, and side projects that probably don’t need to exist — but are fun anyway.
Thoughtful, impactful work with people who care about craft. Teams that value design, motion, and experimentation — and products that feel alive.
I also believe the personal computer still hasn’t had its iPhone moment.