My process begins with research. I aim to deeply understand user needs and pain points through interviews, competitor analysis, and problem definition. This phase is about grounding every design decision in real human insight.

With insights in place, I define key goals and scope and begin exploring solutions. I sketch ideas, map user flows and empathy charts, and design wireframes. This way I can test structure and interaction while aligning with both user needs and project objectives.

Using Figma, Canva, and Adobe Creative Cloud, I create interactive prototypes that bring concepts to life. These allow for early testing, feedback, and iteration, helping me refine usability and interaction before moving into full development.

Once validated, I translate design into code. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I create responsive, accessible interfaces that feel polished and perform well across devices, keeping accessibility in the forefront of the process. For my non-development projects, I implement website builders like Wix and other software to create these interfaces.

Design doesn't stop at launch for me. I continuously monitor, adapt, and improve based on real user interaction. I adjust based off of interactions, focus on optimizing performance, and ensure the product evolves with purpose and clarity. This portfolio itself was designed, developed, and tested by myself, and is constantly improved with new concepts through my journey.