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Currently working on a medical care app, focusing on simplifying the way users navigate healthcare services through clear layouts, intuitive flows, and accessible interface design.
From structuring user journeys to refining the UI, the goal is to make essential healthcare tasks easier to understand and complete.
Here’s a small sneak peek at what I’m designing. More soon! 🩺
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I designed this website for a web design and development agency, with founders and growing businesses in mind.
Clear services, selected work, straightforward pricing and answers to common questions. Each section helps visitors understand the offer and take the next step.
Visually, I kept it consistent with teal accents, structured grids and corner details throughout.
Good to see all the sections come together.
Love how you’ve focused on clarity and consistency! The clear services and pricing make it easier for visitors to understand the offer and take the next step. 👏✨
If your members pay premium. Your website should look like it.
Animation really changes the way you look at a website.
The premium is in the details. 🤌
Hero section with animation for a Tennis Sports Club Membership Platform.
Full landing page WIP; gonna share it very soon.
The animation adds a lot to the premium feel for a tennis club membership platform. Looking forward to seeing the full landing page.
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New case study: Industrial IoT platform redesign with AI integration ⚡
Spent 5 weeks redesigning Lumicent’s industrial IoT platform. The headline change: cut alarm resolution from 4 taps to 1.
Started with a design audit that uncovered three UX failures burying the information operators actually needed to act. Mapped 3 personas (Technician, Risk Manager, Site Executive) and rebuilt the alarm, investigation, and home flows around how they actually make decisions under pressure.
AI assistant woven in at the right moments: contextual chat during investigation, daily brief on the home page, remedy suggestions at the point of alarm.
Putting the AI assistant at specific decision points, like remedy suggestions right at the alarm and a daily brief on the home page, feels much more useful than a generic chat box. Cutting alarm resolution from 4 taps to 1 is a strong result for operators working under pressure.
