Product design, close to the browser.
I help small teams make product flows and interfaces clearer. My core practice is product design; I also build small frontend prototypes when they help us test behavior beyond Figma.
Quick answer: I'm available for focused contract work across product interface design, design systems, and frontend-aware prototypes. Tell me what you are building, who uses it, and where the current interface feels stuck.
What I take on
Product interface design
Flows, screens, states, and prototypes for a product that needs to become easier to understand and use.
Useful for a focused product problemDesign systems
Tokens, components, patterns, and documentation that make repeated interface decisions more consistent.
Useful when the product starts to driftFrontend-aware prototypes
Small HTML, CSS, and JavaScript prototypes for testing layout, content pressure, motion, and interaction states in the browser.
Useful when a static frame is not enoughFounding design support
Early product flows, brand surfaces, and a starting system for small teams still finding what the product needs to be.
Useful before the product settlesSelected work
- Abadikan — an operating system for Indonesian SMEs Founding Designer. Brand, marketing, product UI, design system. SaaS / SME tooling. Read →
- The Design Factory — productizing a freelance practice SaaS and company-site work for a London-based studio, shaped through remote weekly reviews. Read →
- Avocado — self-custody crypto that feels like a banking app Wallet UX, recovery flows, transaction signing. Made Web3 patterns feel like consumer banking. Read →
How I work
I work from Jakarta on UTC+7. For remote projects, we agree on a small overlap window and keep the rest of the work documented and asynchronous.
Tooling is boring on purpose. Figma for design, Linear for tickets, and the browser for prototypes when behavior matters. Decisions stay small, written, and easy to review.
A project starts with one clear problem and a small set of outputs. We can expand the scope after the first piece of work if the collaboration is useful on both sides.
FAQ
Are you available for full-time hire?
I currently design at Abadikan and work independently through SyroPixel. I'm open to focused contract work and the right longer-term product role.
What time zones do you cover?
Jakarta (UTC+7). For remote projects, we agree on a small overlap window and keep the rest documented and asynchronous.
What kind of work do you say no to?
I don't work on gambling, alcohol, adult content, or interest-based finance. I'm also not the right fit for a logo-only brief or a visual refresh with no product problem behind it.
How are projects priced?
After I understand the problem and scope, I send a short proposal with the deliverables, working rhythm, timeline, and fee.
Do you work with overseas teams?
Yes. I've worked remotely with overseas teams. I keep decisions, Figma files, and handoff notes clear enough to review asynchronously.
How fast can you start?
It depends on the current workload and scope. Send a short note about the product and problem, and I'll reply with a realistic next step.
The basics
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