Obsessed with solving problems, Crafting thoughtful user experiences and Designing for humans, not just users. Mobile App, Website, AI, Web App, Landing page
3 things I learned after saying “yes” to a project I’d never done before.
1. You don’t need to know everything before you start.
2. Research is a design skill.
3. The fastest way to grow is to solve real client problems.
I got paid to solve a problem I’d never solved before.
A friend needed a functional QR code and I’d never built one in my life.
So I researched, designed it in Figma, built the payment page in Lovable, generated the QR code, tested it, and delivered the solution in 90 minutes🤭
The Foundry case study just dropped on Behance.
Months of thinking about one UX problem:
How do you design trust between two strangers who want to build a company together?
Here is the link:👇
https://t.co/mD6bSGpvJO
Built for founders who are done building alone💚
The Foundry case study just dropped on Behance. 🚀
Months of thinking about one UX problem: How do you design trust between two strangers who want to build a company together?
Here is the link:
https://t.co/mD6bSGpvJO
Built for founders who are done building alone💚
Your landing page is losing you more investors than your pitch deck.
Investors Google you before the meeting. They land on your site, they form a judgment in 8 seconds.
If the design looks unserious, the product looks unserious. Your landing page isn't marketing.
"We'll fix the design after we get traction." This is how startups stay stuck.
You won't get traction with a UI that doesn't build trust.
I've seen founders wait 6 months to "fix design later" and lose users they'll never get back.
I vibe-coded this fintech landing page with Lovable.
The biggest win wasn’t building faster, it was spending more time improving UX, messaging, and conversions instead of wrestling with code.
I would have done more tweaks, but Lovable said I ran out of credits😪
Talked about it all week. Here's Foundry in motion. 🎬
Co-founder matching, designed to feel human. This is what a week of build-in-public looks like.
📥DMs open if you're building something.