WordPress & Framer Developer for Conversion-Ready Sites
Built a Zeplin design into WordPress for Nowhere Networks last year and somehow never got around to posting it.
One of those projects where the goal was to keep things clean, fast, and easy to navigate while making the brand feel credible from the first click.
From the structure to the user experience, every page was designed to communicate what they do clearly and help visitors take action.
GaiaScore is an ESG and sustainability reporting platform designed to help businesses measure, manage, and improve their environmental, social, and governance performance through a unified scoring system, AI-powered insights, and reporting tools.
As the Product Designer and Webflow Developer, I worked across both the core platform experience and the public-facing website, helping shape how users discover, understand, and interact with the product from first visit to ESG assessment.
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Love and design share one truth: both are acts of patience and intention.
A Story of Love is a personal project I built in Webflow (https://www.linkedin.com/feed/#) for the #shareyourwork Hackathon, a digital love letter to my wife, told through storytelling, motion, and emotion.
Website Link: https://a-story-of-love.webflow.io/
It’s a reminder that creativity can capture feelings, not just pixels.
Excited to be part of the amazing Contra network! 🎉 I've just wrapped up a recent Webflow design and development project for 10mg.ai (https://www.10mg.ai/); feel free to check it out.
Stack: Webflow, Jitter & Framer
Looking forward to learning, sharing, and collaborating with this inspiring community!
🎨Art Nouveau Portrait Study — After Alphonse Mucha
A personal Art Nouveau study after Alphonse Mucha’s Moët & Chandon Crémant Impérial (1899), created as a return to detailed portrait and ornamental illustration.
Rather than aiming for a faithful reproduction, I used Mucha’s original composition and silhouette as a framework while reworking the portrait, foliage, jewellery, costume details and decorative elements through my own drawing and rendering process.
The study became an exercise in rebuilding hand, colour and detail — particularly the balance between the figure, ornament and repeated motifs.
Personal study, 2026.
Original reference: Alphonse Mucha, Moët & Chandon Crémant Impérial (1899), public domain.