Newaz

As a CSE student, I loved solving logical problems and writing code. But deep down, I felt something was missing. I wanted to create things people could see, feel, and connect with.

Then one day, a friend introduced me to Figma. At first, it seemed like just another tool. But once I started experimenting, moving shapes, playing with colors, aligning elements, something clicked. I didn’t realize how much time had passed. Designing felt natural, exciting, even therapeutic. I could sit for hours without noticing the clock, fully lost in the process.

That curiosity turned into something much bigger. I began learning everything I could about UI/UX. No formal classes. Just pure drive. I read articles, watched tutorials, downloaded design eBooks, followed designers I admired, and practiced almost daily. What started as an interest quickly grew into a passion, and that passion became my path. I’m still learning, still exploring, and still just as excited as I was that very first day I opened Figma.