I turn briefs and brand assets into responsive Figma designs, ready for developers or a WordPress build.
Open to agency and in-house roles, contract or full-time. Three years at Design Pickle.
I’m Jericho, a UI/UX and web designer working across websites, interfaces and visual design.
I care about typography, composition, and turning uncertain starting points into clear, well-crafted design work. Most of my week is spent inside Figma, shaping pages for clients across industries and keeping files a developer can actually build from.
I’m especially interested in projects where visual identity and usability have to work together, whether that means designing a new website, extending an existing interface, or supporting a team through a defined design phase.
01 / Client project
Web, UI & implementation
Inigtan Lio Bamboo Cottages is a vacation rental business that offers unique and eco-friendly accommodations in Palawan, Philippines. The owners...
Read the case study →02 / Client project
Adoption app, UI & brand
ALAGA (Animal Lovers And Guardians Association) is a nonprofit company dedicated to the well-being and protection of animals. Based on a...
Prototype: Open in Figma ↗
Screens: 21 in the case study
A polished final screen matters. So does understanding the brief, comparing alternatives, and explaining why a particular route fits the content and the audience.
Visual studies, type explorations and responsive iterations make those decisions easier to discuss, and easier to carry through the rest of the design.
Working principles
A characterful serif adds personality. A restrained sans-serif keeps navigation and supporting information clear.
Project-based support for direct clients, and flexible design support for agencies and in-house teams.
For direct clients
A structured process for turning content, references and business goals into a coherent digital experience.
For agencies & in-house teams
Additional capacity for a defined project phase, ongoing interface work, or translating an established visual language into screens.
Four steps, whether it’s a single landing page or a full site with a build at the end.
Review the brief, audience, content, references, technical constraints and intended outcome.
Test typography, color, layout and interface patterns through a focused set of visual studies.
Develop the chosen route into responsive screens, refine it through feedback, and check component consistency.
Prepare organized files, relevant specifications and notes for implementation or continued design work.
Share what you’re designing, the current challenge, or where your team needs additional support. Direct client, agency or in-house, the rough version is enough to start.
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