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Designs used to stop at Figma. Developers started from scratch. I close that gap.

For over 15 years I've seen good designs get lost on the way to development. So now I build them too.

What I do

  • Design

    People stay with a service that is clear from the first screen and accessible to everyone. I design it as a system that developers and AI tools can build from directly.

    • Specs and user stories
    • UX/UI design
    • WCAG 2.2 AA
    • Code-ready design system
    • Clickable prototype
  • Build

    An idea proves itself only when people can use it. I build what I design, so nothing gets lost on the way.

    • Websites
    • Apps
    • Shopify webshops
    • Digital services
  • Improve

    Small obstacles lose you customers every day. I test with real users to find where they get stuck, before a redesign and after the build.

    • Usability testing
    • UX review
    • Accessibility audit
    • Prioritised fixes
  • Accessibility

    A service should work for everyone who needs it, and for many organisations that is now the law. I build accessibility in from the first sketch, or audit what you already have.

    • Accessibility audit
    • Accessible design and build
    • Accessibility statement
  • AI

    With AI I can take an idea from first sketch to finished product myself, faster and with nothing lost in a handover. I use it every day in my design and build work.

    • AI-assisted design and build
    • AI training for teams

How I work

  1. Review

    I start with what you already have: the service, the backlog, the design files. You get a clear list of what to fix first and why.

  2. Stories

    We write the user stories together and break them into tasks, so everyone knows what is being built and who does what.

  3. Design and prototype

    I design to the stories and turn them into prototypes you can click through and test with real users.

  4. Build

    I build the finished product myself, or give your developers a design system and components they can use directly, with accessibility built in.

  5. Test

    After the build I test with real users again, to check that what was designed and built really works, and fix what they stumble on.