pixels with purpose. interfaces with intuition.

"Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works." -> Steve Jobs

what i do

I lead design strategy across complex, high-stakes client engagements - turning ambiguous problems into solutions that hold up under real business pressure, not just in a deck. My craft runs deep in Figma and Sketch, and increasingly in Figma Make and Claude Code, where AI-assisted prototyping and deliberate prompt design let me move from concept to working experience in hours, not weeks. On a recent mobile access-management project for a telecom client, that meant taking a zone-selection flow from concept to a working, testable prototype in under a day - quick enough to sit in the room with stakeholders and let them click through the idea, rather than imagine it from a static screen.

I enjoy mentoring teams and setting the bar for how design gets done - the standards, the habits, the way a team talks through a problem before they solve it. Blending design thinking with front-end skills, I build web and mobile interfaces that earn their place both commercially and creatively. Right now, that means embedding AI-driven rapid prototyping into everyday practice: not as a novelty, but as a genuine accelerant for better decisions, tighter feedback loops, and work that actually ships.

beyond the screen
mi works
BT mobile project
Global design system - — tokens and components
Citi Deal Express CRM dashboard
Guided therapy — patient companion app with a body-zone map, therapy slider and pulse line
ink'dthoughts
The practitioner's playbook

The Practitioner's Playbook.

everything you need to deploy the cognitive support ux framework in a real team: templates, protocols, dashboards, and tool stack. → Part 5 of 5

Coming soon...
Progressive disclosure is not enough

Progressive Disclosure Is Not Enough: Adaptive Interface & Validation.

july 2026

progressive disclosure is one of the most cited ideas in ux, but revealing options on demand isn't enough. here's how to adapt the interface itself, and prove the change actually worked. → Part 4 of 5

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The AI intervention layer

Designing AI That Helps Without Taking Over: The AI Intervention Layer.

july 2026

how to decide when to intervene, what to say, how to calibrate trust, and how to measure whether the help actually helped. → Part 3 of 5

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Agentic AI workflows for product design
Vibe coding for everyone
Course certificate
Course certificate
Micro usability — frictionless UX
Systems thinking for designers
How and when to run a design sprint
Course certificate
How to conduct effective user interviews
UX deep dive — mapping
Conducting usability testing
Web design for usability
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