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A mistake I see founders make all the time: jumping straight into high-fidelity UI before figuring out the flow.
Here's what 5 years and 54 projects taught me:
The best designs start ugly. Wireframes → user flows → low-fi prototypes → test → iterate → THEN make it beautiful.
Skipping this process is why apps end up looking great on Dribbble but confusing in production.
I design SaaS platforms, fintech products, and mobile apps that work as good as they look. If you're building something and need a designer who thinks beyond pixels — I'm available for new projects.
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Designed a modern, conversion-focused landing page for an AI agent product.
The goal was simple: make complex AI capabilities easy to understand and guide users toward action.
I focused on clear messaging, strong visual hierarchy, and a structured flow from value → features → conversion.
Key highlights:
• Clean SaaS-style UI
• Conversion-driven layout
• Mobile-first structure
• Clear product storytelling
Open to feedback and collaboration.
#LandingPageDesign #AIDesign #SaaSDesign #WebDesign #UIDesign #ProductDesign
Strong hierarchy here 👏
The headline clarity + visual pacing make the value prop land instantly.
Curious — did you test different CTA placements or was this the primary structure from the start?
One month after launching my new portfolio, I’m redesigning it. Here’s why.
I published a site I was proud of (1st photo). It was visually striking and leaned into my graphic design roots. I followed good practices, but after reviewing the analytics, the numbers proved my approach wrong.
It was a tough pill to swallow, but it reminded me: evolution happens when your brain does the work, not your ego. My design was loud, fighting for attention instead of showcasing the work. So I started over.
I pivoted to a simpler interface (2nd photo). I stripped heavy graphics, shifted to lighter tones, and focused on UI/UX. The goal was a clear structure, letting my projects speak for themselves.
I’m putting the finishing touches on this minimal version.
Design is an infinite process. We test, we learn, we drop our egos, and we iterate.
Love this mindset.
That transition from “visually proud” → “performance-aware” is where real product thinking begins. Analytics often tell a very different story than aesthetics.
Curious what patterns stood out most.
How do you explore ideas without fully committing to building them? 👀
I used Figma Make to quickly generate a website layout and then test two different color directions on top of it.
For early exploration, having a solid base to experiment on makes conversations much clearer and helps move decisions forward.
If you’ve been curious about Figma Make, this could be a simple way to bring it into your process. 🙌
Just started my Figma course early this year, and whenever I see exciting projects like this, it just keeps me motivated 🙌.
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