Design found me
before I found it.

I completed my B.Tech in 2011 from Rajasthan Technical University, Kota Rajasthan.

During the final years of my engineering journey, I joined an institute to learn .NET development, as it was highly popular at that time. Like many students, I thought development was the path I wanted to follow.

But something interesting happened.

Whenever my mentor assigned me a task, my first thought was never about the logic or how the code would work. Instead, I found myself thinking about the design — how I could make it look better, feel smoother, and create a better experience.

I was more excited about the visual side of building than the programming itself.

That was the moment I realized my real interest was not in development — it was in design. And that is where my journey truly began.

There is another strong reason why I feel so connected to design. My father is an artist who creates portraits of gods. Growing up around his artwork taught me to appreciate creativity, detail, and visual expression from an early age.

I believe my sense of design is not just something I learned — it is also something inspired and gifted by my father.

What started as curiosity slowly became passion, and today design is not only my profession but also a way of expressing how I see and solve problems.