I create wireframes, which are skeletal, low-fidelity representations of a design layout. I outline the basic structure and layout of web pages or applications without including detailed design elements like colors and images. Wireframes serve as a visual guide, helping me and my clients understand the placement of content, features, and functionality within the user interface.

I develop mood boards, visual collages or collections of images, colors, typography, and design elements that convey the intended aesthetic and mood of a design project. Mood boards help me establish a visual direction and ensure that all design elements align with the desired look and feel of the final product. They assist me and my clients in getting on the same page regarding the project's visual style.

I specialize in UI (User Interface) design, where I create the visual elements and layout of digital products, such as websites or mobile apps. I select colors, typography, icons, buttons, and other graphical elements to create attractive, user-friendly, and cohesive user interfaces. My focus is on both aesthetics and usability to enhance the overall user experience.

Prototyping involves creating interactive, clickable models or simulations of a user interface. These prototypes allow stakeholders to interact with the design as if it were a functioning product, providing a preview of how the final product will behave and allowing for usability testing and feedback. Prototypes help identify and address usability issues before development begins.