I design experiences
that move hearts,
drive actual impact,
and convert by
the end.

The road of my own personal growth has been heavily influenced by the constant drive to learn, the chance meetings with great minds, and just the general awe of discovering what the world has to offer.

Even before earning my Bachelor’s Degree in Visual Communication Design, I was already invested in creating great digital experiences. Several dozen projects later, I now work as an end-to-end digital designer, crafting solutions that balance accessibility with visual uniqueness. I describe my approach as a blend of Apple’s HIG, Bauhaus principles, the philosophy of Kintsugi, and perhaps a tad bit too much matcha on the weekends

I am a firm believer in the almighty power of well-thought-out, human-centered design as a way to differentiate a brand or service. In an era where AI reigns supreme, true impact comes from creating memorable experiences and seamless ways for people to solve their problems. I see myself as a bridge in this regard, which is reflected in the variety of projects I’ve taken on over the past few years, from climate-oriented SaaS products to link shorteners. As long as there are problems to solve, there will always be room for visual distinction in it.

When I’m not working on something, you’ll usually find me in a café quietly sipping good coffee while doing some car-spotting, playing an instrument, or—more often than I’d like to admit—opening Adobe apps to design even more things. That last part might be a little unhealthy, but hey, it’s called passion for a reason!