Shape the flow
I use Figma to turn an early idea into a clear path: what someone needs to do, what they need to understand, and what happens when things do not go as planned.
What I do
Design it. Build it. Make it better.
I build the customer-facing parts of digital products, from the first pass at a flow to the frontend that ships.
The value I bring is being able to make decisions on both sides of the work. I can work through a screen in Figma, understand what it needs to do in a real browser, and build it without losing the intent along the way.
The work
One process, from idea to interface.
Build the product
I take that work into React and TypeScript, creating responsive components and real states instead of stopping at a polished mockup.
Keep improving it
Once it is live, I care about the things that make an interface hold up: accessibility, performance, feedback, and the small details people notice without naming.
Working stack
The tools I use to get the work across the line.
Design
- Product flows & information hierarchy
- Figma libraries and component states
- Prototypes for interaction and motion
- UI critique and visual QA
Engineering
- React, Next.js & TypeScript
- Tailwind and component architecture
- Frontend integrations and APIs
- Responsive, accessible implementation