I give shape to other people's problems, and their solutions.
Born in Türkiye in 1997, now living in Hamburg. I studied Industrial Product Design, and ever since I was little, visual tools have been the way I express what I feel. My studies taught me to point those tools outward too: to understand other people.
I paid my own way by drawing.
Throughout university I earned my own income by drawing and selling digital illustrations. In my final two years I discovered user experience design, and I kept building on it through internships and work ever since.
I learned to make food look like itself.
I trained as a food photographer. For a while I shot restaurant dishes and designed printed menus, and that work stayed with me.
Later it became the reason one of our products can generate food images for the owners who could never afford a photographer.
In Hamburg, we build the products.
My software-developer husband and I founded Digitable. Together we build products for the hospitality industry and B2B clients; a restaurant POS, a QR menu platform, and more. Along the way my role grew: beyond the experience and the interface, I learned to carry a design into working product, and to own it.
“I decide what a product should, and shouldn't, do.”
These days, you'll find me —
