- Branding
- Graphic Design
- Interior & Product Design
- Marketing
- Photography & Videography
- UX & UI design
- Visual Identity

Health App UX&UI Project type: End-to-end app + branding Role: Sole UX/UI designer + brand designer, with support of my mentor, Razvan Necreala, from IT School. Industry: Health, Welbeing Tools used: Figma, Miro, Google Sheets, Google Forms, AI Gencraft image...

E-commerce UX&UI Project type: Online store UX/UI + branding Role: UX/UI designer & Marketing manager Industry: Horticulture, Home & Garden Tools used: Figma, Google Sheets, Google Analitics, Illustrator, Photoshop. Duration: 4 weeks Horticola.ro is an e-commerce platform dedicated to providing...
UX & UI Experience
FAQ
Why ?
UX/UI design shapes how people feel when they interact with your brand online. A beautiful interface isn’t enough — users must understand, trust, and enjoy the journey. A well-crafted digital experience builds credibility, encourages engagement, and helps convert visitors into loyal customers. When your design aligns with your brand values and user needs, growth becomes more organic and sustainable.
What role does user research play in creating great design?
User research is the foundation of any meaningful experience. It reveals how your audience thinks, what they need, and where they feel friction. Without it, design is guesswork. Through interviews, surveys, and journey mapping, I uncover real insights that guide the design process — ensuring that every decision solves a purpose, not just a visual trend.
How does a user journey map improve the customer experience?
A journey map visualizes the full path a user takes — from first discovery to conversion and beyond. It shows where they feel excited, confused, or drop off. This clarity helps prioritize design and marketing efforts where they matter most. It’s also a powerful tool for aligning teams across branding, UX, content, and sales, making sure everyone is working toward a shared experience.
What happens when UX/UI is combined with branding & marketing?
That’s when real magic happens. Each of these elements speaks a different language of the same brand. When they are combined they create consistent visuals, clear messaging and intuitive interfaces. The brand becomes unforgettable. Whether it’s a website or a store, customers feel aligned with your story across all touchpoints, which builds trust and emotional connection.
Why should design be guided by strategy, not just aesthetics?
Beautiful design catches the eye, but that’s it. It may not be functional and that is frustrating. But strategic design holds attention. Every color, layout, and interaction should support a goal: whether it’s brand clarity, conversion, or emotional engagement. By combining UX strategy with brand values and business objectives, I create experiences that don’t just look good — they work beautifully, too.