Andromeda Design System
Public sample of how I build a system: tokens, a core component set with states, Figma and HTML/CSS named the same. The 30+ component library at TINQIN is client work I can’t republish.
Senior designer with 15+ years across graphic design, UI/UX, web, and front-end. Brand systems, campaign work, interfaces, and motion — the same craft on different surfaces, including work that ships in code.
Product sites, brand systems, and method pieces I can share. The production design system at TINQIN (30+ components) is internal; Andromeda is the public sample of that method. Graphic and campaign work is further down.
Public sample of how I build a system: tokens, a core component set with states, Figma and HTML/CSS named the same. The 30+ component library at TINQIN is client work I can’t republish.
Interactive playground for exploring design tokens in action. Features live component previews, theme switching, and real-time visualization of how tokens create consistency across color, spacing, typography, and themed interfaces.
Real-time color customization experience with instant visual updates and an intuitive interface for exploring product variations.
Corporate website for an emerging B2B technology company. Designed from the ground up to establish a modern visual identity, define the brand language, and support the company's digital presence.
Comprehensive brand guidelines defining the visual identity of ITRB. Includes logo usage, color palette, typography, iconography, design principles, and practical examples to ensure consistency across digital and print materials
A modern website for entrance renovation services, designed to clearly present offerings, build trust, and generate customer inquiries. Focused on clean structure, easy navigation, and showcasing real project results.
The career behind the samples. Product UI often lived in internal tools I can’t republish; graphic, brand, and motion are easier to show.
Intros, cuts, and short visual pieces — the same eye as the still work, in time.
Banners, event materials, and visual campaigns — a sample of work that isn’t a product UI. There’s more of this on Behance.
More on Behance
Self-initiated exercises and a few interview briefs — not client work. Useful for seeing how I approach a spec.
Property management SaaS platform designed to help landlords and property managers organize properties, tenants, leases, payments and maintenance requests through a clean, scalable dashboard.
Conversion-focused landing page for an online casino. Designed to capture user attention, generate leads, and drive sign-ups through a clear visual hierarchy and compelling calls to action.
Responsive website for a senior living management company helping families navigate residential options. Features community exploration, signature programs showcase, and comprehensive service information across multiple living arrangements.
Corporate website for a digital transformation technology services firm. Showcases consulting expertise across digital services, infrastructure, data analytics, and multiple technology platforms including Salesforce, Microsoft, and ServiceNow.
Self-assessment platform for proposal and bid professionals to evaluate competencies against best practice standards. Features role-specific skill evaluation, benchmarking, and immediate feedback for individual development and team planning.
Interactive tool that extracts accessible color palettes from images. Built for designers to explore color theory and system-ready palettes.
I'm a designer with 15+ years across graphic design, UI/UX, web, and front-end — iGaming at Playtech and 10bet, a 30+ component design system used across product teams at TINQIN (internal — those files aren’t mine to publish), brand and campaign work, and motion. The public sample of that systems work is Andromeda; the graphic archive lives in part on Behance.
I like work that needs a strong visual hand and still has to hold up in production. Front-end experience means I think past the Figma file: responsiveness, reusable components, and how something will behave once it’s built. I apply WCAG accessibility standards when the product needs them — contrast, structure, keyboard use, and assistive-tech-friendly UI.
I'm looking for roles that use that range — product, brand, web, or a mix — not a narrower slice of what I already do.
Open to product, brand, web, and motion work. If this looks like a fit, get in touch — Behance has more of the graphic side if you want to keep looking.