Available for select freelance & full-time roles
UI/UX Designer, 1+ years in. I spend more time on empty states and edge cases than on hero shots — that's usually where a product actually falls apart. Currently working across research, UI, and handoff.
Ambiguous, half-defined problems are the ones I get handed most — a brief that reads like three different features stitched together. I run the research, push back on scope where it doesn't hold up, and stay involved through implementation instead of handing off a file and moving on.
The details most people skip are the ones I notice first: empty states, error copy, what a form does when someone tabs through it instead of clicking. That's usually where a product feels careless, or doesn't.
Looking for my first full-time UI/UX role, and picking apart AI-assisted design workflows in whatever's left of the evening.
A self-initiated concept for a budgeting and expense-tracking app that turns spending into a visible trail of progress, designed around 2026 fintech UX shifts toward explainable AI and trust-first money management.
Read case study →I read the brief twice before opening Figma, and I ask why it matters to the business, not only the user — those two answers aren't always the same.
Critique and iteration happen with engineering and product already in the room. A "finished" file presented as a surprise just means the surprise happens later, mid-sprint.
A v1 that's 90% right and live beats a perfect mockup nobody's used yet. I'd rather find out what's wrong from real usage than keep guessing in Figma.
Open to select freelance projects and full-time roles. The fastest way to reach me is email.