Twenty years where design meets the front-end.

Communicate a deeply technical data-management product to enterprise buyers, while keeping one coherent identity across dozens of microsites, campaigns and landing pages.

Owned the work end to end — identity and art direction, page and component design, then the front-end build in HTML/CSS, Bootstrap and Drupal. Built reusable templates so new campaigns ship fast and on-brand.

A consistent, maintainable site I continue to evolve — the backbone of Denodo's marketing and event presence.

A large, ever-growing body of tutorials, knowledge-base articles and certifications that developers struggled to navigate.

Reworked the information architecture and navigation, then designed templates that align the community with the corporate brand without losing its documentation-first feel.

A clearer learning path that carries a developer from their first tutorial through to certification.

Make a powerful data-virtualization platform approachable, without hiding the depth technical users rely on.

Designed UX/UI in direct collaboration with engineering and product — flows, patterns and components for complex data operations, balanced against real engineering constraints.

A more consistent, learnable product interface across the platform.

Brand guidelines are long, and teams apply them inconsistently because the answer is buried somewhere in a PDF.

Trained an AI assistant on the brand guidelines and designed the conversation around it, so anyone — designer or not — can ask how to use the identity and get the right answer instantly.

Self-serve brand answers — and a working proof of how AI fits into a design workflow.