Stack
Stack
I work with a focused set of design, development, and research tools — Figma, Framer, Illustrator, and Photoshop for design and prototyping; Matomo and Hotjar for analytics and testing; CSS3 and Webflow for development; and Notion and Miro for collaboration.
Design and Prototyping Tools
Figma
I use Figma for creating wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs. Its real-time collaboration features make it perfect for working closely with teams and getting instant feedback.
Figma
I use Figma for creating wireframes, prototypes, and high-fidelity UI designs. Its real-time collaboration features make it perfect for working closely with teams and getting instant feedback.
Photoshop
Photoshop is essential for me when editing images or creating detailed visual assets like icons or banners that enhance the user interface.
Photoshop
Photoshop is essential for me when editing images or creating detailed visual assets like icons or banners that enhance the user interface.
Illustrator
I turn to Illustrator for designing vector-based UI elements like logos and custom illustrations that need to be crisp and scalable.
Illustrator
I turn to Illustrator for designing vector-based UI elements like logos and custom illustrations that need to be crisp and scalable.
Framer
I use Framer when I need to create high-fidelity prototypes with advanced animations and micro-interactions to test user behavior and refine designs.
Framer
I use Framer when I need to create high-fidelity prototypes with advanced animations and micro-interactions to test user behavior and refine designs.
Development and Implementation Tools
CSS3
CSS3 allows me to style and bring my designs to life by adding layouts, colors, animations, and responsive adjustments directly to web pages.
CSS3
CSS3 allows me to style and bring my designs to life by adding layouts, colors, animations, and responsive adjustments directly to web pages.
Webflow
I use Webflow to create interactive, responsive websites without needing extensive coding. It’s great for turning design concepts into functional web experiences.
Webflow
I use Webflow to create interactive, responsive websites without needing extensive coding. It’s great for turning design concepts into functional web experiences.
Research and Testing Tools
Matomo
Matomo allows me to test prototypes and gather actionable feedback from users. I rely on this web analytics platform that provides detailed reports on website traffic and visitor behavior
Matomo
Matomo allows me to test prototypes and gather actionable feedback from users. I rely on this web analytics platform that provides detailed reports on website traffic and visitor behavior
Hotjar
I use Hotjar to analyze user interactions through heatmaps and session recordings, which helps me identify pain points and improve designs based on real user behavior.
Hotjar
I use Hotjar to analyze user interactions through heatmaps and session recordings, which helps me identify pain points and improve designs based on real user behavior.
Collaboration and Productivity Tools
Miro
Miro is my favorite tool for collaborative brainstorming and mapping out user flows. I use it to create visual boards and share concepts with the team during design sprints.
Miro
Miro is my favorite tool for collaborative brainstorming and mapping out user flows. I use it to create visual boards and share concepts with the team during design sprints.
Notion
I use Notion to organize design projects, document ideas, and keep track of user research and feedback. It helps me stay structured and aligned with the team.
Notion
I use Notion to organize design projects, document ideas, and keep track of user research and feedback. It helps me stay structured and aligned with the team.