Projects
Projects are where I get to explore product ideas more directly. Some are personal builds. Some started in university. What ties them together is the same thing that drives the rest of my work: reducing friction, structuring messy problems, and building something people can actually use.
A small platform built around making the first move mean something. It reduces the friction around asking someone out without removing the meaning behind it.
I own the concept, product direction, structure, and overall execution, from shaping the idea and interaction flow to turning it into a working platform under theask.my. The project sits at the intersection of product, emotion, and user behaviour, and it's been a space for me to think more intentionally about how digital products can create clarity without flattening the human part out of the experience.
Visit theask.myMindBridge is a mental wellness platform for university students, designed around self-assessment, mood tracking, counselling booking, and a peer forum. It was built as a team of four as part of a university project.
My contribution focused on the Dashboard and Article modules, including implementation work using Java and MySQL. More than just a coding exercise, it was an early lesson in structuring a product around a user problem, dividing ownership clearly within a team, and building something that needed to feel coherent across multiple modules and contributors.
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