I've been designing interfaces since 2016. Got the Dribbble invite, an Uplabs "Design of the Day", and shipped one product (Unnamed) to Product of the Day on Product Hunt along the way.
I'm not a pure designer anymore — these days I lead with frontend engineering — but every product I've launched in the last few years was designed and built by the same hands. LLM Gateway, Starlink Prices, WaifuPixel, Roll Your Own Auth and this site are all mine end-to-end, from the first Figma frame to the production deploy.
That's the angle I bring to UI/UX work: designs that ship without translation loss. I think in components, tokens, and constraints — so what lands in Figma is something your frontend team can actually build without "the design said X but…" debates.
#What I help with
- Greenfield product UI for SaaS, dev tools, and crypto/fintech — including marketing surfaces (landing pages, docs, pricing).
- Redesigning existing products that have outgrown a stitched-together UI, with a focus on a real design system in Figma rather than a Pinterest mood board.
- Design-to-code handoff with proper tokens, spacing scales, and component variants — usually paired with shadcn/ui and Tailwind on the build side.
- Working alongside your existing designers as the "frontend voice in the room" when feasibility questions come up early.
Older work lives on Dribbble and Behance. Recent work I show on call — most of it under NDA. Get in touch if any of this sounds like the help you need.