I led the redesign of the Disfire website, covering disfire.com.au and the other Disfire Australia sites. I designed the pages in Figma and built them in Webflow, keeping the look consistent across every site.
I also worked on technical SEO and performance, so the new sites load quickly and are easier for customers to find.
Giya is my own personal project, a bill-splitting app that makes it easy to track and split shared expenses with friends. It's still ongoing, and I keep improving it as I go.
I designed and built everything myself: the brand, the mobile app, and the marketing website.
I design and build pages for rupahealth.com and rupauniversity.com using Figma and Webflow, working from layout ideas through to published pages.
I also improve the sites' technical SEO and performance, so the content stays fast and easy to find as it grows.
Pictiva is a photo-sharing app for events, built for a German-based company. I worked on it end to end, from design to the infrastructure behind it.
I designed the product, built the website and the web app, and set up the backend infrastructure that handles uploads and sharing.
I built goleansigma.de, the web app and the website, from the ground up, covering design, development and deployment.
The app includes an Audit Dashboard, 5S/6S Audit, Task Management, Multi-Moment Analysis and User Management, designed to make lean audits easier to run and follow up.
I contributed to the maintenance and growth of moment.co as a frontend developer and web app designer.
I implemented key features including Chat Poll, Artist Onboarding, a redesigned Artist Dashboard and the integration of Moment House Japan.
Url.bio is a link-in-bio tool similar to Linktree, letting people put all their important links on one simple page.
I designed the app and built the frontend using Nuxt.js.
I helped maintain and add features to snagshout.com and merchant.snagshout.com as a frontend developer and web app designer.
My work focused on integrating new designs and API implementations, keeping the shopper and merchant sides consistent.