I like asking why something feels harder than it should. Then I sketch, prototype, listen, and try again.
My practice brings together interface design, visual storytelling and research. I'm especially interested in tools that make the next step obvious, even when the problem underneath is messy.
Product thinkingInteraction designPrototypingVisual systems
A fictional early-career designer, created to demonstrate a personal DUOVÉ portfolio.
02 / SELECTED CONCEPT WORK
Ideas made tangible.
03 SELF-INITIATED STUDIES
next stop /
Less waiting. More going.
HomeCampus
YOUR ROUTE, AT A GLANCE
Walk → Train → Walk View route ↗
INTERFACE CONCEPT · NO LIVE TRANSIT DATA
01 / WAYFINDING
Next Stop
A concept for making a multi-step commute feel like one understandable journey.
Read the thinking ↗
The question: How might a first-time commuter understand transfers without a screen full of competing information?
My approach: Map the journey, surface one next action, and separate route planning from disruption notices. I explored low-fidelity flows before refining the visual hierarchy.
What I'd test next: Whether people can explain their next transfer using only the route summary. This is a fictional study; no user-test results are claimed.
STORIES BETWEEN STOPS.
THE READING ROOMCOMMUNITY LIBRARY / CONCEPT
VISUAL IDENTITY & BOOK DISCOVERY
02 / IDENTITY & WEB
The Reading Room
A warm identity and browsing experience for an imagined neighbourhood book-sharing space.
Read the thinking ↗
The question: Can a digital library feel as welcoming as a recommendation from a friend?
My approach: Build a typographic identity, organise books around moods, and sketch a simple borrowing journey. Reusable components keep the concept consistent.
What I learned: A strong visual system needs room for the books to have personalities of their own. This is a self-initiated fictional concept, not commissioned work.
Make room for focus.01 / CAPTURE 02 / CHOOSE 03 / BEGIN
A QUIETER TASK TOOL · INTERACTION STUDY
03 / PRODUCT EXPLORATION
One Thing
A small task-planning concept built around a single achievable next step.
Read the thinking ↗
The question: What does a planning tool look like when completing something matters more than organising everything?
My approach: Explore a distraction-light daily view, clear completion feedback, and a short end-of-day reflection.
What I'd test next: Keyboard navigation and whether the empty state helps people get started. No released product or measured impact is implied.
03 / HOW I WORK
A little structure. A lot of listening.
01
Understand
Listen to the people closest to the problem. Define what a useful outcome looks like.
02
Explore
Sketch several directions. Make the assumptions visible before making the screens beautiful.
03
Refine
Prototype the important moments, ask for feedback, and improve the details that matter.
04 / THE JOURNEY SO FAR
Still learning. Always making.
2024 / FOUNDATIONS
Learning to see differently.
Started exploring typography, layout and the small decisions that help an interface feel clear.
2025 / EXPLORATION
From screens to systems.
Developed personal concept projects and learned to explain the decisions behind the work.
2026 / NEXT CHAPTER
Ready for a real team.
Looking for an early-career opportunity to contribute, receive thoughtful critique and keep growing.
All experience, availability and skills here are illustrative. The downloadable resume is clearly labelled sample content.
AI-STYLED WATCH PREVIEW · UNDER TESTING
06 / WHY IT'S ON MY WRIST
Wear your time. Share your world.
A conversation starts. I turn over my watch. One scan brings you here.
I chose this for myself: a reminder of the person I'm becoming, and a way to carry my work into the rooms I walk into.
A portfolio can have a public link you share with recruiters, clients or new connections—in person, in your bio, or in a message. Visitors can read your projects and resume without needing to scan the watch.
Fictional portfolio example. Ask our team on WhatsApp about preparing your own page. Making a real profile public can allow discovery by hiring teams; search indexing, traffic and job opportunities are not guaranteed.
PUBLIC EXAMPLE
Your link. Your introduction.
A public profile is viewable by anyone with the link and may be shared onward. Only publish resume details and work you want others to see. This fictional example is public and eligible for search indexing. Real customers would choose whether to publish their own portfolio publicly.
