🌍 The World is My Interface ✨

My name is Lara Silva—but you can think of me as your digital nomad muse, a pixel-pushing philosopher, and a woman hopelessly enamored with the interplay between humans and machines. 💻🌿

So, how did I end up here? Well, it started with a passport with the ink still wet from chaos, a backpack stuffed with prototypes, and a heart too restless to settle. I didn't just decide to create designs for how people interact with technology—I sprinted toward it screaming, because the world is too big, too crazy to be boxed into a single screen. (But I’ll try.) 🚀

I've whispered to AI in hidden alleys in Tokyo 🗼, drawn UX wireframes on napkins in posh cafés in Buenos Aires ☕, tested VR prototypes in lava fields in Iceland 🌋. And as I hopped from country to country, and survived a few Wi-Fi dead zones, I learned this: technology is the ultimate adventure—and you are the star of the show.

When I'm not hacking airport kiosks for fun (or profit... LOL... maybe), I'm chasing sunsets that look like slick gradient palettes 🌅, collecting local lore like UX case studies, and chronicling the glitchy, glorious human adaptations of tech—from Senegalese market vendors transacting with TikTok 🛒, to monks in Bhutan coding prayer wheels. 🙏💻

Why follow me? Because I will make you feel the heartbeat of Lagos happen through a haptic feedback app. Because I will pull you into an argument about whether emojis are the new hieroglyphs, over espresso in Lisbon. Because there simply isn't any time for bad UI—and stories of mediocre travels.

Pack your curiosity. We're designing the future—one chaotic, beautiful connection at a time. 🔥

(P.S. Yes, I did once convince a Balinese shaman to beta-test my app. The outcomes were... spiritual.)