


A Case Study For Yooz Guys
Case Study Focus:
• Information Architecture
• User Research & Testing


A Case Study With Natural Beauty
Case Study Focus:
• Responsive Web Design
• Client Relations
• Branding & Design


A Case Study to Wet Your Whistle
Case Study Focus:
• Application Design
• User Research & Testing
• Design Iteration


A Case Study That's The Spice of Life
Case Study Focus:
• Responsive Website
• Cross-Functional Team Building


A Case Study... Coming Soon
I sincerely love what I do.
With over 20 years in the creative field, I've become a flexible design-thinker focused on user-centric problem-solving. My background in visual design and product design has made me a well-rounded UX practitioner.
Maintaining a balance between work and life is essential to me. Outside the office, you'll find me experimenting with new flavors in my cooking, exploring the latest place to open in my neighborhood, or planning my next adventure with friends.
Since the Renaissance, design has been caught in a fundamental debate: Disegno vs. Colore - the battle between structural line and free-flowing color. But this 16th-century argument was never just about technique. It questioned how we should approach design itself: Should it be logical and process-driven, or spontaneous and emotional?
My approach to UX embraces both. A UX designer must work through emotion to understand and empathize with users, while using logic to focus on stakeholder goals, project constraints, and timelines. Balancing emotion with execution - with each iteration, designs grow stronger, stay relevant, and become more essential to users' lives.
