Product Designer · Portfolio ’26
Multidisciplinary Designer
I am a full-stack designer with a Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction Design, dedicated to crafting intuitive and user-centered digital experiences.
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Interfaces I admired, taken apart and rebuilt with AI in the loop — usually over a weekend. Each one runs in the browser. Open it and poke at it.
Kern 75
A keyboard, taken apart · 2 days
A concept gasket-mounted 75% keyboard that comes apart layer by layer as you scroll — nine of them, rendered live in WebGL.
Three.js · Higgsfield · Claude Code · concept
WHAT IT TAUGHT ME
A product page can be the product demo. Taking the board apart on scroll explains the build better than any spec list would.
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Rosella
Hibiscus tea, scroll-driven · 2 days
A product page told by one 3D flower: petals fall, the bowl fills, steam rises — all pinned to scroll position.
Three.js · GSAP · Lenis · custom GLSL
WHAT IT TAUGHT ME
Scroll-linked 3D only reads if each beat holds still long enough. My first pass never stopped moving, and nobody could follow it.
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Abyss
A descent to 10,935 m · 3 days
Five ocean zones in one WebGL scene. Carve an ∞ into the ice to enter; the seabed ends in an explorable station.
Three.js · GSAP · procedural audio
WHAT IT TAUGHT ME
I wrote down why the site I admired felt smooth before building anything. The answer: one number drives the entire scene.
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Tapedeck
A queue you can hold · 1 day
A music app where the play queue is a stack of mixtapes: tap to fan it out, hold and drag to reorder, tap to play.
Vanilla JS · pointer events · full keyboard
WHAT IT TAUGHT ME
Direct manipulation needs a press-and-hold delay, or scrolling reorders the queue by accident. 240ms stopped it fighting the user.
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