with a kink soft spot for aesthetics and visual details.
Do I turn complex problems into simple, intuitive experiences?
Probably. But everyone says that.
I use design, code and AI to make them stand out.
Mobile app · UX/UI Case Study
I redesigned the onboarding experience for Speasy, Rossotono’s mobile loyalty-card app.
The new flow makes the relationship between the store and the app immediately clear, guides users towards the right starting point and simplifies both existing-card linking and new-card creation for people with different levels of digital confidence.
3 guided paths · Clear progress · Less personal data
E-commerce · UX/UI Case Study
I restructured and redesigned EcoDream’s e-commerce experience across desktop and mobile.
The e-commerce needed a serious makeover. Usability issues, accessibility problems, and an experience that worked against the user at every step. I reworked the full website structure, user flows and interface until it finally made sense.
7 participants · 4 tasks
100% completion · 4.7/5 rating
In progress · UX/UI Case Study
I’m currently redesigning the B2B and B2C e-commerce experience to improve navigation, product discovery, and accessibility across both customer journeys.
This case study will be updated as the project progresses.
Want to know more?
Contact me for updates on how the project is progressing.
Personal Project · Branding & UX
What if emotions were brands?
A personal exploratory project in which each emotion is interpreted through both visual identity and emotional UX.
Branding gives it a recognisable visual language, while digital products and interactive prototypes transform it into an experience designed to make that emotion felt and seen.
Anxiety
Brand Identity · Food Branding
I developed a complete visual identity for Planty of Food, a sustainable plant-based food brand.
The brand needed a stronger and more recognizable personality. I built the identity from the ground up, defining the logo, color palette, typography, icon system and social media direction until every element felt part of the same visual language.
Personal Portfolio · Design & Front-end
I approached this portfolio as a design project, shaping its content, visual identity and interactions before translating the Figma designs into HTML, SCSS and JavaScript.
A personal visual identity, supported by a consistent system.
Reusable components, shared design tokens and custom interactions connect the homepage and case studies, from the handcrafted arrows to the project tabs and expandable research sections.
Hi, I’m Terrs. I design things, make things, and constantly find new things I want to learn, because apparently choosing one creative skill and sticking to it was never an option.
I design digital experiences, but creativity for me doesn’t really stop when I close Figma.
I draw, craft, experiment, make things by hand, and regularly convince myself that learning one more skill is a perfectly reasonable use of my time and money.
I like details, colors, unusual ideas, and figuring out how things work.
Whether I’m designing an interface or making something completely unnecessary with my hands, the process is pretty much the same: get curious, try something, make a mess, refine it.
