What I build
Most of my work is B2B and internal software—operational tools and workflows that aren't glamorous, which people rely on to get through the day. I care about making those things clear and dependable, not just pretty.
On the side, I like tinkering with more consumer-facing ideas—room for playfulness, personality, and a little emotional lift.
My design principles
Clarity and reliability over spectacle.
Interfaces that need less explanation over time.
Systems that hold up as requirements shift.
HOW I WORK
(In the age of AI)
I use AI to bridge the gap between intent and execution. I start from a vision, then use code assistants to build logic and interactions in real code—so PMs and stakeholders see how an idea behaves, not just how it looks in a deck.
That removes a lot of early heavy lifting and buys time for the slow work: keeping flows simple and consistent, tightening states for handoff, and the fine tuning that turns a working prototype into something you can actually ship.
On repeat
This is the debut album of one of my favorite Japanese singers, Sheena Ringo. It jumps genres like it owes nobody an explanation — messy, precise, and totally committed.
Muzai Moratorium
Sheena Ringo