i am a researcher and designer who believes in empathy-driven research and inclusive design.

Rooted in my Zimbabwean heritage, listening is not just an action but a form of respect and a pathway to understanding. Whether in user interviews, community forums, or creative collaborations, I believe in truly hearing each voice to uncover needs, insights, and stories that might otherwise go untold. Listening shapes my work, ensuring that is is inclusive, human-centered, and deeply empathetic.

In my work, details are not mere additions; they are essential layers of meaning. From researching ethical frameworks in machine ethics to refining UX elements, I bring a meticulous eye that ensures precision and intentionality. This approach means that every line, color, and interaction is carefully crafted to resonate with users, mirroring my dedication to quality and depth.

Storytelling is more than communication—it’s the art of giving life to ideas. I draw from my background in art, music, and cultural folklore to create narratives that reach beyond words. Through thoughtful design choices, I transform complex concepts into stories that users can see, feel, and connect with, aiming to leave a lasting impact that is both personal and universal.

Ethical research and design start by acknowledging and respecting diverse viewpoints. When I approach projects, I ensure that the voices of underrepresented groups are heard and included. This is particularly important because of my commitment to elevating narratives that might otherwise be marginalized. By embedding ethics, you create work that resonates across cultures and communities.
Ubuntu ethics — an African ethical framework — says, “I am because you are.“ With this understanding, I enter every space knowing that my humanity is reborn with each interaction. Through others, I continually learn how to become, drawing insights on what to embrace and what to leave behind.