- Research
- Service design
- AI-assisted design
I start with what a brand stands for, notice the little things others miss, and keep it simple enough that people actually want to use it.
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User research
Finding the real problem before designing for it. Street interviews, long interviews and more than 100 data cards for Beehive; a survey and a home barista interview for Parchment.
Service design
Mapping every touchpoint, end to end: from choosing a box to the moment the balloons go up, or from a dark street to how it feels to walk it.
Facilitation
Workshops that end in decisions, like ranking ideas together with the municipality’s urban designer.
Prototyping
Testing ideas before building them: wireframes and clickable screens, a cardboard maquette, a servo-driven eye mechanism.
Visual design
Simple, with one unique touch: hand-drawn coffee illustrations for Parchment and a full brand and storefront for Box of Love.
Business strategy
Designing around what a business can actually deliver: product line, pricing, suppliers and scope.
Safe vibe coding
Building with AI, then testing it the way an attacker would: bot checks, input limits and pasted script tags.
AI fluency
Using AI as a tool, not a shortcut: Claude and Antigravity for code, Nano Banana for images, and knowing when to stop and check.
Cross-cultural collaboration
Working in mixed, international teams, and adapting how I explain things to whoever is in the room.
Workflow adaptability
Moving between Figma, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify and plain code, depending on what the client already uses.
Toolbox
From the first sticky note to a site that’s live.
Design
Figma
Miro
Nano Banana
Build
Claude (code &
design)
Antigravity / VS
Code
GitHub
Publish
Vercel
Webflow
WordPress
Shopify
Work
Google Workspace
Microsoft 365
Case Studies
Five projects across research, product, brand, AI and physical prototyping, with real clients, real constraints and a lot of testing.
Let’s talk.
Looking for a graduation intern from February 2027? I’d love to hear from you.