Web Developer & Designer building at the intersection of design, code, and modern web technologies.

I bring a strong visual design background into front-end development — understanding not only how digital experiences should look, but also how they should be structured, built, and brought to life.

What I do · Tech & Tools · Learning · Design × Development · Current Focus

I work across the space between design and front-end development.

My background has given me experience designing and building web experiences, working with visual systems, interactions, layouts, and implementation workflows. Today, I'm increasingly focused on strengthening the engineering side of my work and becoming a more capable, code-focused Front-End Developer.

My work often involves:

• Building and implementing modern web experiences
• Translating design systems and Figma interfaces into production-ready interfaces
• Working with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Webflow
• Creating motion and interactions with GSAP
• Exploring AI-assisted development workflows and automation
• Improving the connection between design decisions and technical implementation

I enjoy working where visual thinking meets technical problem-solving.

These are technologies and tools I actively work with or regularly use in my current workflow.

• GSAP for animation and interactive experiences
• AI-assisted development workflows
• MCP-based tooling and AI integrations
• Design systems
• Figma-to-production workflows
• Automation and modern development processes

I'm intentionally investing time in building stronger front-end engineering fundamentals.

My current learning focus includes:

• Modern JavaScript
• HTML & CSS at a deeper technical level
• TypeScript
• React
• Git and collaborative development workflows
• Front-end architecture and engineering fundamentals

The goal isn't simply to collect more technologies.

I'm focused on developing a stronger understanding of how the web works, how applications are structured, and how to make better technical decisions beyond the visual layer.

One of the biggest advantages I bring to front-end development is my design background.

I don't see design and development as completely separate stages.

A good interface requires both:

A clear visual system and a solid implementation behind it.

My experience working with design allows me to think about:

• Visual hierarchy
• Typography
• Spacing and composition
• Responsive behavior
• Component consistency
• Interaction and motion
• Design systems
• The relationship between Figma and the final product

At the same time, my focus on development is helping me understand how those decisions translate into reusable components, maintainable code, responsive layouts, and real-world technical constraints.

I'm interested in becoming better at bridging the gap between what is designed and what is actually built.

Right now, I'm focused on evolving from a workflow that has been strongly connected to visual development and Webflow into a deeper, more code-driven front-end practice.

That includes:

• Strengthening my JavaScript and TypeScript foundations
• Building more with React
• Improving my understanding of modern front-end architecture
• Developing stronger engineering habits and workflows
• Using AI as a development accelerator without replacing technical understanding
• Exploring automation and AI-assisted development
• Building interfaces that combine strong visual design with solid implementation

I'm especially interested in the future of workflows where developers, designers, AI, and automation work together more effectively.

I've worked on web experiences that combine design, Webflow development, interactions, and modern implementation workflows.

My work has included projects involving:

• Webflow development
• Custom interactions and animation
• Design-to-development workflows
• Website migrations and modern hosting approaches
• Analytics and integration workflows
• Design systems and reusable components

I've also contributed to the Webflow community in Brazil through educational initiatives and content focused on helping more people learn modern web development and Webflow.

A recurring area of interest in my work is improving how digital products move from:

Idea → Design → Implementation → Iteration

I'm particularly interested in workflows involving:

• Figma
• Webflow
• Code
• AI-assisted development
• Automation
• Design systems
• More efficient design-to-production processes

I don't believe good development is just about knowing a long list of frameworks.

For me, the goal is to understand:

• Why something works
• When a tool is the right choice
• How design decisions affect implementation
• What should be automated
• Where AI can accelerate work without replacing understanding

I'm building toward a career where design awareness, engineering fundamentals, and modern development workflows reinforce each other.

A few things that currently define my professional direction:

Design awareness          → Building interfaces with intentional visual decisions
Front-end engineering     → Strengthening the fundamentals behind the interface
AI-assisted development   → Exploring faster and smarter ways to build
Automation                → Reducing repetitive work and improving workflows
Modern web                → Staying close to how the web is evolving
Continuous depth          → Understanding systems instead of just using tools