DesignEngineer

A therapist gets about ten minutes between two clients. This product is built to fit inside them: two taps from opening the app to a saved, dictated session note, scheduling that costs the therapist nothing to run, and clinical notes the practice owner cannot read.

• Healthcare
• Serbian-first
• Universal app

Forty-two primitives and seventy-eight tokens for a product that ships to web, iOS and Android from one codebase, with a contrast audit that fails the build and a React Native runtime that has neither CSS grid nor pseudo-elements.

• Design System
• Accessibility
• React Native

Let teams publish a workflow as a template, copy it as a linked-but-editable instance, and pull source improvements through a reviewable, GitHub-style diff, without one cancelling out the other.

• SaaS
• Content Distribution
• Versioning

One project with two fronts: introducing workspaces as the unit of access (a role model people could actually reason about), and reworking a flat sidebar into workspace-aware navigation so you always know which context you're in.

• SaaS
• Access Management
• Navigation

Turning a flat list of assigned training into a glanceable home that surfaces urgency, progress, and reward at once, with a gamification layer that motivates without manipulating.

• LMS
• Learner Engagement
• Gamification

A mobile group-expense app built around the one thing these apps keep breaking: trust in the money. No account wall, balances that stay visible at every level, and a settle-up you can see before you send. Every screen here is a working prototype you can open and use.

• Mobile
• Fintech
• Trust & Transparency

People asked for the dictation inside my CRM without the CRM. Serbian speech-to-text is badly served, so I shipped it as its own product, and most of the work was getting a sixty-minute recording through a hobby-tier serverless plan.

• Serbian-first
• Speech-to-text
• Shipping constraints