Been doing this since 2016. Started with small freelance projects, ended up at startups and apps with tens of millions of users. Still enjoy it.
Started freelancing in 2016 — small businesses, brand work, landing pages. Good school. Then joined SupportYourApp's R&D team as a UX/UI Designer — first real taste of designing inside a product org, with engineers, actual timelines, and decisions that shipped.
In 2023 went to Quidget as a founding designer. Built the whole product from scratch — brand, UI system, onboarding flow, marketing site, chat widget. Two years of wearing every design hat at once.
Since 2025, I've been at Headway working on conversion and growth for a book summary app with 55+ million users.
I like design problems that are also product problems. Makes the work more interesting than just making things look nicer.
I write my own copy. I have opinions about flows and architecture, not just how things look. I tend to get involved in things slightly outside my job description.
Genuinely into AI — not the hype, the actual tools. I use Claude daily: for writing, thinking, prompts, research, decisions. It's changed how I work more than anything else in the last few years.
If I'm just styling something without thinking about what it's supposed to do, I get restless.
Happy to talk about design, projects, or whatever.