Most product designers hand you screens. I hand you a system that your engineering team can actually build from, because I spent 8 years as a software engineer before moving into design. That means I think in components, edge cases, and data states, not just layouts.

13+ years in tech. The last 5 focused on UX/UI for travel tech and SaaS products, including a booking engine with 300+ live deployments and a unified messaging platform for property managers. I use AI tools to accelerate research synthesis, content generation, and visual exploration, so you get senior-level thinking at startup-friendly speed.

This isn't a screen factory. I work from problem to product: understanding your users, mapping the right flows, designing the interface, and packaging everything so your developers can build without guessing. If you have an idea that needs shaping, an MVP that needs designing, or a live product that needs a redesign, this service covers the full arc.

Founders building their first product. SaaS teams redesigning a core workflow. Startups going from prototype to production. If you need a designer who can sit between product, engineering, and users without needing a translator, that's where I work best.

Discovery (Week 1) — Kickoff call, stakeholder alignment, user and competitor review. I define the problem space and map out the key user flows before touching any UI.

Structure (Week 1-2) — Wireframes and information architecture. We validate the logic and flow before investing in visual design.

UI Design (Week 2-3) — Full interface design for all key screens, desktop and/or mobile. Built with a component system in Figma so everything is consistent and extensible.

Refinement and handoff (Week 3-4) — Two revision rounds, final polish, and a dev-ready Figma file with annotations, component library, and spacing specs. Your engineers build directly from this.