From user research to production code —
how I bridge design and development.

Since the beginning of my journey I've combined curiosity, creativity and technology. I start every project with research — interviews, surveys, competitive analysis — to validate what the real problem is before designing a solution. My background in computer science then lets me translate those decisions into interfaces that are not only effective for users, but realistically implementable for developers — sometimes building them myself. This approach reduces misunderstandings between research, design and development, and makes the production process smoother: ideas don't remain just concepts, they become concrete, validated, and achievable solutions.