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Six projects. Six different problems. One consistent approach.

Each case study shows the thinking behind the work, not just the outcome.

Featured Case Studies

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PRAVAH

Operator Interface · Fleet Command · Self-Initiated

Designed a command view for a flood-survey drone fleet, built around three roles: one decides, one flies, one confirms. Twelve alerts sorted into what interrupts, what notifies and what waits.

Design Challenge: Alerts compete for attention all at once. This screen decides what can interrupt, and never hides what the system doesn’t know.

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VELA

Design Systems · Token Architecture · Self-Initiated

A complete B2B design system: tokens, 22 components, 600+ variants, light and dark.

Design Challenge: Most systems are built for the happy path. This one is built for what breaks too: escalation, empty states, lost feeds and failed saves.

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PLAXONIC

Website Strategy · Information Architecture · Professional Project

An enterprise consultancy website rebuilt around buyer intent. 30+ pages mapped, 17 services restructured into 4 categories.

Design Challenge: The site had all the information and none of the clarity. I fixed the structure before touching a visual.

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KALLISTI

E-Commerce UX · Brand Systems · Self-Initiated

A mythology-driven dessert brand, designed from the ground up: IA, user flows, brand system and 48+ responsive screens.

Design Challenge: How do you make ancient heritage feel modern and shoppable? Start with the story, then build the system.

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TRAVICI

An AR/VR travel platform where people explore destinations before booking.

Design Challenge: What does UX look like when the interface is space itself? Designed for wonder first, utility second.

EMERGING TECH · AR/VR · CONCEPTUAL

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HEALTHESCAPE

A wellness app designed around behavior and routine, not just features.

Design Challenge: Most wellness apps add features. This one removes friction, built around how habits form.

PRODUCT THINKING · WELLNESS APP · SELF-INITIATED

CLIENT WORK

Work that can't live here publicly.

Enterprise systems · Government UX · Client projects · And more

VISUAL EXPLORATIONS

Pixels, play, and everything in between

UI concepts, interaction experiments, and visual explorations — all on Dribbble.

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