a product designer who takes ideas from first sketch to shipped product.
It started with a movie about a guy building a computer company from his garage. I watched Jobs, picked computer engineering, and ran a cinema page on the side, All About Cinema, where some reels hit 600K views.
Then I found Awwwards and design quietly took over: internships in India, then the move to Canada.
Off screen, I'm usually behind a camera lens, on a hiking trail, or talking into a podcast mic. Inspiration is everywhere, you just have to be outside long enough to catch it.
I build products from zero to one. Most recently I was the sole founding designer on Onahn Michelle, a health-tech app I carried from the first sketch to a real, shipped product.
Before that: fintech with BMO, dashboards and e-commerce at Droid7 Technolabs. I've also built a design system from scratch and work fluently in Apple's HIG and Material Design.
I'm most useful when the problem is fuzzy, the surface is new, and someone has to own the whole thing end to end.
The case studies under Work show the receipts.
Taste first. I keep my own written guidelines for it, collect inspiration compulsively (Awwwards is where this whole thing started), and believe a micro-interaction can carry more personality than a whole page.
I sweat type scales, spacing grids, and empty states. My case studies show process, but honestly, the fun is in the last 10 percent nobody asked for.
And yes, the photo roll below unwinds as you scroll. Yes, that took longer than it should have. Worth it.
Before any of this, there was a movie theater. Films still run in the background.
My film page on Instagram: breakdowns, edits, and love letters to cinema. Some reels crossed 600K views, which taught me more about hooks, pacing, and audiences than any course did.
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A few frames from the way here. They're a roll of film: keep scrolling and the roll unwinds.
