Hi, I'm Negin, a product designer with a background in industrial design and digital media. I'm most energised by projects where technology, people, and real-world constraints come together. I enjoy working with multidisciplinary teams to turn complex challenges into experiences that feel intuitive and genuinely useful.

Accessibility is both professional and personal to me. Living with Visual Snow Syndrome has made me more aware of cognitive load, visual friction, and the small design decisions that can unintentionally exclude people. Today, I volunteer as a UX Designer at SEED, where I'm helping design Boom, a digital library that makes books more accessible for children across Iran and Afghanistan.

Outside work, you'll usually find me wandering through art galleries and museums, travelling, or taking long walks in the forest with my dog. Nature is one of my biggest sources of inspiration. I'm fascinated by how living systems adapt and solve problems, which has shaped my interest in biomimicry and bio-inspired design.