I’m working at the intersection of aesthetics and logic. My work sits where form, function and experience meet — exploring what digital products can feel like, not just how they look.

Over the past six years I’ve worked with a range of digital agencies — as a design lead and as a freelancer — taking projects from concept to design systems and implementation, working closely with clients and mentoring junior designers along the way. Motion, micro-interactions and a systemic understanding of design patterns are part of how I think.

I’m driven by the idea that design and technology should move forward together – not side by side, but as one. This mindset lets me design closer to the medium itself, making choices that consider both aesthetics and what technology can support – which often leads to ideas that feel more integrated and alive.