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Multidisciplinary Designer, yes it's me!

I wear many hats—product designer, UX strategist, front-end collaborator, instructor, and team lead—but at the core of it all, my goal is to build impactful digital experiences, streamline workflows, and elevate brand presence. I thrive on solving complex design challenges. By analyzing user behavior and pain points, I develop data-driven strategies that enhance usability and drive engagement. My approach is rooted in continuous learning, iteration, and collaboration, ensuring that every product I design not only meets business goals but also delivers an exceptional user experience.

A Decade of Design & Freelancing Adventures!

Over the past decade, I've led and executed a diverse range of design projects, shaping digital experiences across multiple platforms. I’ve designed and launched 100+ websites end-to-end, with 20% being e-commerce platforms, all built to be fully responsive. My expertise spans WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, and custom-coded CMS solutions, alongside a strong command of design tools like Figma, Photoshop, and Adobe XD.

Beyond web design, I’ve crafted 300+ logos and icons, helping brands establish distinct visual identities. My work also includes designing brochures, catalogs, business cards, annual reports, and interactive digital experiences—from dynamic presentations to email templates.

This journey has been a fusion of creativity, problem-solving, and adaptability—continuously refining my design thinking and user-centric approach. Excited for the next chapter! 🚀

Nurturing Adobe Crafts & WordPress Wizards at Bilge Adam

Picture this: I spent a delightful three years as an Adobe trainer at the Bilge Adam Information Technologies Academy, where the vibe was as vibrant as a Photoshop masterpiece. I utilized real-life design projects to provide my students with practical experience before their job placements. I established an "agency-like environment" to encourage teamwork and collaboration on assigned tasks. I went beyond the standard curriculum and taught my students how to use various tools such as Bootstrap, Asana, and Slack. After multiple discussions with the management, I was able to incorporate Bootstrap into the curriculum for the next semester. The attendance and graduation rates in my class were higher than the average. It was truly gratifying to witness that 60% of my students secured design-related jobs after graduating. I am still teaching creatives on YouTube for fun!

Blog Posts

26 May 2023
30 December 2022
3 January 2020
By The Power of Icons
How to use icons Icons have a very important place in many digital and printed designs, especially in web design. If used correctly, the icons complement […]
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3 January 2020
3 February 2019
Love of My Life
Even though I am in love with the design, even though I fall in love with my job, there is an integral part of my life […]
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3 November 2017
2 November 2017
2 November 2017

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