I’m astonished to see something I designed 5 years ago, not only stand the test of time, but be so embraced by people to the point they actually have it marked on their skins.
I’ve recently had the opportunity and the pleasure of talking with the lovely folks at hallocity.de about making a career change in Germany.
Check out the full interview on LinkedIn.
A quick and simple new design I did for a UI challenge, reimagining the dashboard view for Etsy Store pages. I love Etsy’s current design, it’s clean and elegant, but I thought about enhancing it
Recently, as part of a selection task for a project, I had the chance to develop a high-fidelity UI design for a dashboard panel, expanding on an existing UX wireframe.
Catching up on my reading list I just finished SPRINT(https://www.thesprintbook.com/), by Jake Knapp. I had come across some of the book’s concepts during my UI course, but it was so much richer getting to know all the
I’ve been an admirer and follower of Scott Galloway for some time now. So I’m genuinely thrilled to be taking part in the next Section4‘s Brand Strategy Sprint. This is something that’s been on my wishlist
Show don’t tell! On my backlog of interesting readings, I came across this article by My Modern Met. It tells how Alycia Zimmerman, a school teacher, has come up with a creative and more intuitive way to
I love it when I have the opportunity of thinking about a project from the very beginning, and that’s what happened with SPARE, a UI Design project I did for a Money Saving App. As
After 640 hours of an intense and delightful immersion journey in the UI and UX world, I’m proud to announce I’ve graduated from my UI Design course at CareerFoundry! This was something that has been years
In 2020 the Covid-19 pandemic forced us all into a lockdown. At the time I was taking German classes and when that came to a halt I suddenly found myself with a lot of time