I chose the warm background to make this feel like a wellness journal. And limiting the entire UI to a single accent means your eye always knows where the important thing is - because there's only ever one color telling you.
The body mapping screen is the standout. Whether it's sensor placement for a wearable or pain tracking, the interaction model is immediately obvious. Point at where it matters.
The dashboard packs a lot without feeling dense. All on one screen. That works because every card uses the same visual weight and only the circular progress ring gets to be larger. Equal hierarchy across metrics means the user decides what's important.
A product can be powerful without feeling complicated.
I like creating digital experiences that feel clear, intuitive, and a little unexpected. From AI and SaaS platforms to fintech products, I focus on making complex ideas feel simple through thoughtful UX and strong visual direction.
These are a few recent explorations where the product takes center stage, but the environment around it adds a little personality.
Design is not just about making the screen look good.
It is about making people want to use what is on it.
Available for product design, UI/UX, and digital product projects.