Product designer and developer turning ideas into thoughtful digital experiences.

Passwords.

A deliberately silly password generator that turns a functional utility into a small, characterful experience.

What it is

An installable web app that generates 'passwords' made with bad words, insults, and more. Including sound effects, small interactions, and irreverent commentary.

It is designed as an entertaining experiment, not as a secure source of passwords for important accounts or services.

result

The project explores how interaction, tone, and feedback can make a familiar utility feel distinctive. It can be installed and used offline.

Panorama Tab

A customizable browser new-tab page designed to not get in the way, with a basic summary of the day for your current location and customizable backgrounds.

Project background

I have developed this long-running browser-extension project over time as both a product and a space to explore design and development.

It replaces the default new-tab page with a daily overview, including the date, local time, weather, and a personal greeting.

Design approach

People can personalize the background with photography, colors, or gradients. The experience is designed to stay simple and private: settings remain on the device, and there is no account or premium tier.

The result

Panorama Tab brings product thinking, visual design, and front-end development together in a product that continues to evolve.

Domain Register

A mobile domain-management experience designed to make common registrar tasks easier to handle away from a desktop.

The challenge

Managing domains on a phone can mean switching to a desktop for tasks such as searching for domains, managing DNS, renewing registrations, or exploring add-on services.

What I designed

I designed a native mobile app concept that brings key domain tasks into one place, including domain search, transfers, renewals, DNS management, and an overview of registered domains.

The design also considers practical mobile details such as quick access to common actions, biometric authentication, notifications, and access to domain information offline.

What it demonstrates

This project explores how to organize a broad set of account and domain-management tasks into a clear mobile experience.

Stoop Inbox

A redesign concept for a newsletter app, focused on making subscriptions easier to organize and articles more enjoyable to read.

The challenge

The existing experience made some useful actions difficult to find and presented repeated controls across the app. Organizing subscriptions and adjusting notifications also needed more attention.

What I redesigned

I reorganized the experience around the inbox, a library for saved and unfinished reading, newsletter discovery, and a focused reading view.

The concept also includes controls for reading appearance, organization, and notification preferences.

What it demonstrates

This project shows how research into an existing product and its user feedback can inform a clearer information architecture and a more cohesive reading experience.

Timesets

A customizable focus timer for planning work sessions and tracking time spent on tasks.

Project background

I built Timesets to support a Pomodoro-style workflow I wanted: simple, flexible timers I could tailor to the way I wanted to work, and the task I wanted to complete. It grew to include sounds, notifications, and other useful features, perfect for anyone looking for a more personal approach to focused work.

+ Extra Projects

A selection of websites and apps I’ve designed for clients over the past few years.

The projects

The work ranges from product landing pages and marketing websites to end-to-end web app design and native iOS and Android apps.

My clients

I’ve worked with clients across fields including finance, security, marketing, and fitness. Ranging from independent founders and small teams to international companies—helping them shape and design their ideas.