My Works
Dive into a curated selection of projects that showcase my expertise in creating intuitive, user-centred designs. From interactive prototypes to visually engaging interfaces, each project reflects my passion for crafting seamless digital experiences. Scroll down to see how I transform ideas into impactful solutions!
Here are some of the works I do as a UX Designer
Usability Tests
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Note-Taking
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User Research
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User Flows
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Wireframes
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Empathy Maps
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Prototypes
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UX Writing
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Usability Tests 〰️ Note-Taking 〰️ User Research 〰️ User Flows 〰️ Wireframes 〰️ Empathy Maps 〰️ Prototypes 〰️ UX Writing 〰️
Note-Taking/Usability
A usability test for my UX design is a crucial step in ensuring that my design truly meets the needs of real users. It’s an opportunity to see firsthand how people interact with my work, uncover pain points, and refine the experience to make it as intuitive and seamless as possible.
Wireframes
For me, wireframes are the foundation of any user interface I design. They help me focus on the layout, structure, and functionality without getting caught up in visual details too soon. It’s my way of ensuring a clear and intuitive experience before bringing in colors, typography, and other design elements.
User Research
I believe great UX design starts with truly understanding the people who will use it. By diving into user research, I can uncover their needs, behaviors, and challenges, allowing me to create experiences that feel intuitive, seamless, and genuinely useful.
UX Writing
To me, UX writing is the invisible guide behind every great user experience. It’s not just about choosing the right words—it’s about making sure those words help users feel understood, supported, and clear on what to do next. From microcopy to error messages, I write with empathy and intention, aiming to make each interaction as smooth and human as possible.
Empathy Maps
I use empathy maps to step into the shoes of my users, helping me understand their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. It’s a powerful way to see the experience from their perspective and design solutions that truly resonate with them.
User Flow
I use user flows to map out the steps a person takes to complete a task within a product. By visualizing navigation, decision points, and interactions, I can design smoother, more intuitive experiences while spotting and eliminating any friction along the way.
Prototypes
For me, prototypes bring a design to life by simulating functionality and user experience. Whether it’s a simple wireframe or a high-fidelity interactive model, they let me test ideas, gather feedback, and refine the experience before development. Prototyping helps me validate user flows, uncover usability issues, and ensure everything feels seamless and intuitive.
Due to confidentiality agreements, I am unable to showcase all of my projects. However, here are a few examples of my work that highlight my approach to UX design, problem-solving, and user-centered solutions.