Savva’s goal was to create a clean, calming landing page with subtle animations and thoughtful interactions, one that appeals to an elderly demographic by fostering trust, clarity, and ease of use.

What began as a simple landing page request quickly evolved into a full design partnership. Over the course of a few weeks, I found myself reimagining their entire product experience and building key internal tools to support their growing needs.

Website

UI/UX for the Savva Mobile App

Custom Data Entry Tool Web App for training their AI model

Git-Based Blogging System

We redesigned Savva’s mobile experience from the ground up, keeping the end user—an older, less tech-savvy audience—at the heart of every decision.

We:

Streamlined onboarding to reduce drop-offs

Simplified core flows to eliminate confusion

Introduced intuitive gestures and lightweight interactions

Built a scalable, cohesive design system

Crafted clean, functional interfaces that still feel premium

In short, we designed for clarity, comfort, and confidence.

Savva needed a better way to collect and organize structured data from beta testers and clinicians. Off-the-shelf tools weren’t cutting it, so we built a fully custom data entry interface designed specifically for their workflow - fast, intuitive, and built for internal scale. It also had a role-based access with human in the loop system to make sure every data is error-free.

Savva’s team needed a lightweight blogging solution that fit seamlessly into their developer workflow. Traditional CMS platforms were too heavy-handed.

So we built them a custom Git-based blogging system:

Write posts in Markdown

Schedule releases via simple Git commits

Preview everything exactly as it will appear

No extra dashboard, no extra steps—just write, commit, and publish

Next.js

Supabase

Framer

Tailwind CSS