About Black UX & UI Designers

"When I began my career, I had some great mentors from all backgrounds. However, the lack of representation from others who looked like me in higher positions at the time made my journey feel isolating.

Having someone in leadership who looked like me would have given me extra belief that I could also achieve higher positions in this field.

I launched Black UX&UI Designers in 2020 for this very reason. However, I had to step back due to personal challenges, including job changes and a few negative experiences. These challenges triggered imposter syndrome, and I questioned how I could give advice when I was struggling myself.

After taking time to reflect, I realised by God’s grace that my experiences could still inspire and help others. Feedback from members of the group further confirmed the value of this community.

Now, I’m fully committed to creating a space where Black designers can grow and thrive—the kind of community I wish I had when I started out."