I started designing interfaces in Photoshop and Illustrator. Yes — back when we were still doing UI there.

At the time, it felt normal. Today, it sounds almost archaeological.

With the rise of Figma, I began to understand that design wasn’t just visual composition — it was system thinking. I discovered components, tokens, and scalable architecture.

Soon after, I brought my work into production through Webflow and Framer, closing the gap between idea and real product.

Today, I work in the AI era — exploring visuals with Midjourney and building MVPs with Lovable and Cursor.

What began as designing screens evolved into building complete product systems.