Problem

EveryMatrix's website redesign kicked off without a documented design system. Components, spacing and colour values were scattered across Figma files, leading to drift, inconsistent handoffs, and duplicated work across 5+ product brands.

Approach

• Audited the working redesign file and extracted every CSS token in use
• Codified typography (Work Sans / Geist), spacing grid, border-radius scale and button components
• Established primary brand tokens — magenta #ED4B9E, dark #111A14 — as the single source of truth
• Documented section layout patterns so marketing and product teams could ship on-brand without re-inventing

Outcome

A reusable foundation the marketing team (11 people) and product designers can both pull from — reducing review cycles, tightening brand consistency across campaigns, and giving the rebrand initiative a reliable base to build on.

Problem

A sustainability-minded client wanted to launch a marketplace where users swap clothes rather than buy them — but the interaction model for "swap" is fundamentally different from "buy," and most e-commerce patterns don't apply.

Approach

• Mapped the user journey for both sides of the swap (offer + request) to find the key friction points
• Designed a listing → match → confirm flow that keeps the swap reciprocal and transparent
• Built the full mobile UI — discovery, profile, messaging and swap confirmation — as a clickable prototype
• Iterated the visual language to feel closer to social apps than to marketplace apps

Outcome

A complete, investor-ready prototype covering the full swap journey end-to-end. The design system and flows translate directly into a development brief.

Problem

ENEN's teachers ran courses with little visibility, and students had little say in how the platform worked. Surveys showed 53% of students struggled to find relevant courses, while 72% of teachers struggled to promote theirs and 58% reported content-management issues. Every major step also needed approval from a consortium of members.

Approach

• Surveyed students and teachers and ran 20+ in-depth interviews at the ENEN annual conference
• Clustered findings into pain points, needs and opportunities, then reframed them as "How might we" questions
• Mapped a full user flow — sign-in, registration, search, applications, careers, resources and account management
• Usability testing showed teachers struggled with the existing WordPress dashboard, so I designed separate teacher and student dashboards and iterated on the feedback

Outcome

A clickable prototype with two dashboards: teachers get redesigned course creation, application management and admin permissions; students get application tracking, profile and interests, accreditations and course alerts. The platform is live at nuclear-education.eu.