Problem first. Method second.
Every project calls for a different lens. Over eight years I've developed three distinct approaches — not as rigid frameworks, but as ways of thinking that I move between depending on what the problem actually needs.
Human-Centered Design
Start with the person, not the product. Deep research into specific user contexts — interviews, observation, prototype testing — to build solutions shaped by real behavior rather than assumptions.
System-Angle Design
Zoom out from the single screen to see the entire ecosystem. How components, patterns, and data structures relate to each other — architecture that scales as complexity grows.
Strategic Balance
Design operates within time, resources, and business goals. Strategic balance means making deliberate trade-offs — knowing when to invest in polish vs. ship quickly, and how to sequence work so the most impactful decisions come first.
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