One of my passions is designing characters, not just with a visual drawing but with depth and backstory. Just like when making personas in UX, I begin by understanding the character. What choice in life did it make to end up in this image? I aim to leave subtle hints about their past in the image itself, from the clothes and accessories to potential body markings. Every detail has a story to tell.
As I mentioned earlier, I am motivated to enhance the daily lives of people. Rather than spending hours or weeks on an entire website, I prefer to create smaller, individualised tools tailored to specific roles. My goal is to improve efficiency in any way possible, whether that involves a tool for transmitting information between different systems, performing calculations for various purposes, or even automations. Present me with a problem, and I will provide a solution.
From an early age, I discovered a passion for storytelling. Just like my desire to understand the structural choices behind castles and art, I became curious about how tone and pacing could guide an audience. In my work, I apply the same narrative techniques during client presentations, where I use clarity, energy, and occasional light moments to keep it human. This keeps people engaged, makes the material memorable, and ensures the focus stays on what matters most.
Utilizing C#, I built and designed an online-based model viewer for Revit models. This site allows users to upload their models from Revit and create a 3D copy with tools available on the go. It includes advanced filters and features for a deconstructed view and Statistics of the types of families in the model, to mention but a few.
AEC felt that their icons for Cadium had too many variations in their design and asked me to help out. I then sat down with the Program Owner, who desired a simplistic design, but not purely outlined. He'd rather see a good mix of colors in the design, but with a look and feel of coherency. The result became the image above, which is still in production today.
Setting up a new site and designing it can be a real hassle even for inexperienced developers. You always have to switch between testing the website back to the editor to make adjustments, retest it, and so on. But, what if you didn't ever need to leave the webb? Utilizing meta-programming, I'm experimenting with a site that may build itself with minimal setup.
As AEC went through its reprofiling process. I was setting up new desktop backgrounds for the office’s laptops to help promote the four products of the time. Cadium by AEC, Climate by AEC, Infra by AEC, and Plus by AEC.
While unifying the design, look, and feel of each AEC product, I helped design the new About dialog for their programs, complete with useful information for both clients and developers alike. Among this information is the details about the mail function.
This would allow an AI to design based on a chat prompt. I was tasked with designing an interface based on the logo (the head). As the logo consisted of various extremes of blue, the result became a mixture of various blue tones with good contrast.
AEC encountered a problem with the design of their IFC and DFS validator. The validator would return results in an HTML file, but they needed more data to be injected into it. Leveraging my knowledge of JS and C#, I built an injector with C# code that translated the commands to JSand applied them to the HTML file.
To speed up the creation of AEC's savoir sites, I designed a simple template that allowed the creation with just a few clicks. Instead of manually filling out each spec for the Ubuntu VMs, I could then reduce the time of the site creation from a day to within an hour.
The IT department needed documentation from the developers, but they were using different systems. Using a mixture of API calls from DevOps and IT Glue, I was able to create a live sync program that would, at the end of the work day, check for any new changes and then sync the changes between the two systems.
Working mainly in C#, I was building plugins for Autodesk Revit, making Blazor sites with swagger documentation, and managing their Savoir service using XMLRPC, Postman, Docker, MySQL, and PHP. Through Linux VM and Azure
Working with MERN and the Headless CMS Squidex in an MVC environment, I managed the company website, adding APIs for YouTube, Recruiter, and Slack. Even helped set up a bot to validate and send out reminders to employees who hadn't filed their time plan at the end of the month.
Helping design the new site and improving user experience. Using jQuery, I could implement design and functionality that their back-end team didn't have time to implement. Working in WordPress and Figma, I help restructure the messy menus and confusing navigation of their Spa sites, among other sites.
I'm a Digital Designer who specializes in web development as my preferred medium. I hope this site has offered some insight into my work, and if you're feeling inspired to connect, I'd love to hear from you. If you’d like a second opinion, feel free to check out the contact information for a few of my previous colleagues and employers in the footer below.
I work comfortably across both front-end and back-end development. My core stack includes HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, PHP, and C#, along with experience in SQL and NoSQL databases, REST APIs, and WordPress. I'm also familiar with tools like Docker, Azure, and Node.js for more complex environments. If you’re curious about something specific, or unlist, just ask.
I bring a versatile design toolkit to the table, with hands-on experience in a wide range of digital media. My go-to tools include the Adobe Creative Cloud suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, XD, Premiere, Audition), as well as Figma, Flinto, and InVision.
Bringing me on full-time means adding a positive force to your team culture. While I respect structure and leadership, I believe strongly in mutual respect and collaboration across all roles; after all, it takes a full crew to sail the ship. I'm a certified Scrum Master and follow agile workflows to keep projects on track and adaptable.
Need project-based support? I also offer freelance services tailored to your needs. Let’s talk through your timeline, project scope, and how I can best support your goals and then chart a course together.
