I’ve always been drawn to the part of a story you feel before you understand it. Growing up, I found it in films, anime, games and cricket, and it’s why I studied animation. I wanted to know how a sequence of frames could make someone feel something.

Animation taught me to storyboard and to think in moments rather than screens. When I started building interfaces, I realised the same rules applied. A good product is a sequence too, and every frame should tell people what’s happening and what comes next.

I’m now looking for experience design roles where I can design and build products people rely on. Outside work, I’m usually cheering on Mumbai Indians or planning the next trip out of Glasgow.