I always explain my motives with the help of four aspects I like about designing:
I want to make impact.
Design, to me, is a way to create lasting, sustainable impact. In a world facing environmental and social challenges, I see design as a tool to build smarter, more responsible solutions. I aim to make products that not only work well, but also contribute to a more sustainable future.
I like to build.
Designing allows me to quickly turn ideas into tangible solutions. I am comfortable with a quick and hands-on approach and iteration help me test what works, learn from feedback, and improve fast.
I enjoy problem-solving.
You need a have a lot of creativity and imagination to translate abstract thoughts, fuzzy user insights and obscure inspirations into attractive and concrete propositions. This makes designing rather complicated. Yet, also very challenging and interesting.
I like to change things.
Design is ever changing. The relationship between function, interaction, behaviour and aesthetics, and the technological, social and commercial contexts in which this relationship has developed are dynamic. As a designer, I am able to change those existing situations and relationships into preferred ones.