Design
Product design and UX concepts, kept separate from the rest of the site. Mostly explorations, all Figma files still open somewhere.
A teardown of ChatGPT's biggest quiet problem: you can never find an old conversation again. Redesigned the sidebar with search, pins, and grouping that actually makes sense.
A logo and visual identity for a fictional coffee roastery. Mark, type pairing, lockup variations, the kind of thing you design when you just want an excuse to pick a color palette.
A hero section for a made-up workflow tool. Headline, live activity feed, trust bar, built to see how far a good headline and a clean layout can carry a product nobody's heard of.
A pairing screen and daily dashboard for a fitness band app. Recovery score, sleep, hydration, steps, all the stuff a band actually tracks, laid out so the important number is never more than a glance away.
A business overview dashboard concept. Customers, profit, sales trends, a schedule, traffic by device, all the stuff a founder checks every morning, built to look like software someone would actually want to open every day.
Also
Design is half of it. The other half is actually shipping: coding it, deploying it, making sure it doesn't fall apart on mobile.
> what it is
Real websites, not just mockups. This portfolio is one of them: designed, coded, and shipped end to end.
> built with
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