I find the gap between what the business assumes and what users actually do, then drive the strategy, the design, and increasingly the build to close it. 0→1 products, marketplace strategy, enterprise UX, and AI-powered prototyping.
An intent-aware page that reshapes its entire purpose by seller journey stage — designed with Claude Design & Figma AI, then built as an API-connected prototype in Cursor & Claude Code and handed to engineering as a PR.
A first-of-its-kind cross-provider marketplace (live on Wix today), the mega-menu component Wix didn't have, and a tested redesign that lifted cross-category discovery.
A field study of how estheticians really work overturned a company-wide mandate. I pitched the change to the C-suite and led the redesign across 5 apps in 1,100+ locations.
As founding designer, I ran the complete process — discovery, research, personas, flows, wireframes, and final UI for a brand web app and an influencer mobile app. The startup grew into today's InHype.
I'm a product designer who's spent 10+ years moving between UX, product strategy, and — increasingly — building. My favorite work starts with a gap nobody's named yet: a protocol that fights the people using it, a marketplace stuck shopping one provider at a time, a page that treats four very different users the same.
Lately I design and ship with AI as the actual pipeline — research and design through to an API-connected prototype I can hand engineering as a PR, not just a spec. I care about the tradeoff behind the feature and getting real, working things into people's hands.