I've worked across healthcare, education, and gaming — building everything from complex data-heavy dashboards to clean consumer apps. The common thread: every interface I design starts with a real problem, not a mood board.

I'm strongest when the product is complex but needs to feel simple. Multi-step flows, dense data, role-based systems — that's where my experience pays off. I think in systems, not just screens: every component, every state, every edge case gets attention.

I ask a lot of questions upfront (saves weeks later)

You get a working Figma prototype, not just static mockups

Everything is built on a design system, so your dev team can actually ship it

I stay involved through handoff — no "here's a PDF, good luck"

I've mentored junior designers and worked embedded in product teams, so I speak both design and dev fluently.