I design interfaces for websites and web apps — wireframes, user flows, the actual screens, and a clickable prototype so you can feel how the thing works before anyone writes a line of code.

What makes my files worth handing to a developer is that I'm also a developer. I've built the things I design, in React, so I know what's a pain to implement and what costs nothing. You get design that's ambitious where it matters and realistic where it has to be — spacing, states and components actually specified, not left for someone else to guess.

I did my master's in interaction design, so I care about how a thing behaves as much as how it looks. Most of the work goes into the flow: what happens on scroll, on hover, when a screen is empty, loading, or something's gone wrong.

If you already have developers and just need someone to work out what the product should look like and how it should feel, that's this. Send me what you have and I'll tell you what I'd do with it.