Turning a failed design challenge into my first UX case study. Meet Javahunt—a coffee finder app reimagined for remote workers craving coffee and connections.

In this blog, I break down how I used UX research methods—like market research, surveys, and interviews—to identify a real-world problem faced by service providers and entrepreneurs. I’ll walk you through how those insights helped me design a practical, user-focused solution, and how you can apply similar UX strategies to your own projects or business.

Welcome to the Jungle (WTTJ) makes job hunting easy, but its tracking system falls short. There’s no way to mark rejected applications, track ghosted responses, or log declined offers—key features that would make it a true job tracker. In this post, I break down what’s missing and propose a smarter way to keep track of job applications.

Dive into the challenges and triumphs of bringing NovaVR to life. Learn how troubleshooting dependencies and mastering animations transformed this vision into a polished, interactive experience.

Discover the creative journey behind NovaVR, a futuristic landing page inspired by sleek tech aesthetics. Follow the process of brainstorming, designing in Figma, and crafting standout visuals for a minimalist yet bold web design.

Losing my job forced me to rethink my place in tech, and freelancing led me straight into UX design—without me even realizing it. This post is about how I went from troubleshooting software to designing better user experiences, why I’m finally taking UX seriously, and how I’m learning out loud along the way.