Project 01 Manufacturing · E-commerce catalogue Shipped
Veron Doors
Redesign of a door manufacturer’s website — I designed, coded and launched it.
Available for opportunities
Product design that doesn’t stop at the handoff.
I take products from research and UX to design systems and a working front-end, using AI to move faster.
- 01Problem
- 02Research
- 03Architecture
- 04UX
- 05UI
- 06Prototype
- 07Product
Where the experience comes from
- UX/UI Designer / Product Designer The UpperCode
Aug 2022 – May 2025. Worked on SaaS products, a CRM, a job-search platform and websites for different niches. Covered the whole path: user research and flow logic, information architecture, interface design, a design system and handoff to developers.
- UX/UI Designer / Product Designer Star Compliance
Jun 2025 – May 2026. Improved the UX and UI of a fintech compliance web platform and its mobile app as part of a team of three designers: reworked complex user flows, made dense data screens easier to read and kept web and mobile consistent.
- Design + code Freelance
Jun 2026 – Present. Turnkey websites: I design directly in code and handle the front-end, the admin panel and deployment myself, so a client gets one person from first sketch to a live site.
Selected work
Products, not just screens.
A manufacturer’s website and my own SaaS — both designed and built end to end.
Capabilities
One person, the whole chain.
Design is the core. The rest makes sure it ships.
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01 Strategy & research
Deciding what to build, for whom, and what to leave out — backed by interviews, audits and observation.
- Product strategy
- UX research
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02 Structure & flows
Data models, navigation and user flows for complex products, including states and unusual situations.
- Information architecture
- Interaction design
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03 Interface & system
Dense, calm interfaces with clear hierarchy, plus the styles, components and docs a team can keep using.
- UI design
- Design systems
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04 Prototype & build
From a clickable prototype to a working site: responsive and accessible.
- Prototyping
- Front-end
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05 AI-assisted delivery
I write the specs and review the architecture; AI helps write the code and speeds up every stage.
- AI-assisted development
- Rapid prototyping
AI in the workflow
AI helps with the work. It doesn’t do the thinking.
I use Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT across the cycle. They generate and implement; I frame, decide and own quality.
StageAI acceleratesI own
01Research Goes through my interview notes, looks at similar products and sorts feedback into groups. I decide what actually matters.
02Ideas Quickly sketches a few versions of the flow, the screens and the copy. I pick one direction and throw the rest away.
03Design Reminds me of screen states I may have forgotten and suggests wording for buttons and hints. I own the hierarchy, the system and how it looks in the end.
04Build Writes the code from my description. I plan the structure and read every change.
05Testing Looks for problems with accessibility, SEO, speed and broken links. I try it on real phones and laptops.
06Fixes Applies the changes across the whole project at once. I decide what to change and what to leave.
Process
From idea to a working product.
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Understand
I look at who uses the product and where it gets in their way.
- 02
Define
I put the problem into one sentence so everyone knows what we are solving.
- 03
Design
First the user’s path through the product, then the interface.
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Prototype
I make something clickable early, so it can be tried before it is built.
- 05
Build
I write the front-end myself, or hand it to developers with every state described.
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Improve
I launch, see how people actually use it, and fix what doesn’t work.
About
I learned product design on data-heavy B2B software. Now I close the loop — I build what I design.
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