A little about me &
the way I work
I’m a firm believer that a website should be well-designed, easy to use, and clean behind the scenes. Since I work in both Figma and Webflow, I can carry a project from the first layout to a responsive, live website without things getting lost between design and development.
A tale for your coffee break
I started working with Webflow in 2023, when I was first exploring web design and development. What began as curiosity about how websites were designed and built quickly became the kind of work I wanted to keep doing.
Since then, I’ve worked with teams in energy, SaaS, healthcare, e-commerce, and online education. Some came to me with finished Figma designs. Others had existing Webflow websites that needed to be cleaned up, expanded, or fixed.
I enjoy both sides of the work: starting with a blank page and opening a messy project to figure out what went wrong.
Values I go through
Be clear, not complicated
I reply quickly, give honest updates, and explain things without unnecessary technical language. You’ll always know what I’m working on and what comes next.
Keep the build tidy
I don’t want the next person opening Webflow Designer to wonder what happened. I keep classes, components, and CMS collections organised so the website remains easy to manage.
Use the right tool
Sometimes native Webflow is enough. Sometimes the project needs custom CSS, JavaScript, or GSAP. I use custom code when it improves the website, not just for the sake of using it.
Check the boring stuff
Responsive spacing, forms, links, CMS content, loading speed, SEO basics, and animation timing all matter. I test the small things because those are usually the things visitors notice when they don’t work.