I design interfaces and then build them, translating UX into clean, pixel-perfect code, and carrying products from Figma prototypes through Angular front-ends to .NET APIs and the integrations that hold them together.
Need someone who can take a product from a blank Figma file to a deployed full-stack feature, without handing it between three different specialists? That’s the whole job, and it’s the one I do.
My specialty is translating UX into clean, pixel-perfect code, so closely that I helped build tools that do it automatically. Flip a UI to the markup behind it.
The actual Wilson Group forecast dashboard I led at iCXeed, and the kind of clean, semantic markup it takes to build it.
Designers hand off to front-end developers, who hand off to back-end developers, and meaning leaks at every seam. I carry a product through the whole pipeline myself, so the UX you approve is the UX that ships.
Research, wireframes and pixel-perfect interfaces. The screens before the code.
Turning those designs into responsive, accessible, production front-end.
APIs, databases and integrations that make the interface actually work.
Not everyone is good at UI/UX, UI development and full-stack.
When you need all three from one person, that’s the gap I fill.
On the Catalyst / Schematics code-generator, I created auto-generated UIs and a Figma plugin that exports a design straight to HTML, CSS or Angular components, collapsing the hand-off between designer and front-end.
Catalyst ships software roughly 40% faster by cutting the time teams spend stabilising code. I designed and contributed the UI templates the generator builds from.
Around twenty projects taken from interface to running code, across fintech, edtech, e-commerce, cybersecurity, recruitment and architecture. Tap any card to flip through its screens.
Thesis: a flood-hazard awareness platform with web and Android apps delivering real-time alerts to communities, recognised as a Best Thesis candidate.