UI/UX Designer

Hi, I’m Kat.

With 4+ years of experience, I design SaaS products, B2B websites, and e-commerce experiences, including projects for AI-focused businesses.

I like the messy start of a project, when requirements are still unclear. I turn those early ideas into flows, interfaces, and systems that teams can build. Once the direction is clear, I focus on the details, from spacing and hierarchy to consistency across screens.

はじめましてNice to meet you.

Selected Work

E-commerce, websites, and product UI.

Client work from the last two years, designed around real business goals.

  • Rolda design preview

    E-commerce · 2026

    Rolda

    Redesigning Rolda’s e-commerce experience to create a clearer, more consistent path from product discovery to purchase.

    Through Spyce Media

  • CELE design preview

    E-commerce · 2025

    CELE

    Redesigning CELE’s e-commerce experience to bring personality, product storytelling, and visual energy into the path from discovery to purchase.

    Through Spyce Media

  • Oggment AI design preview

    Websites · 2025

    Oggment AI

    Designing a clearer B2B website that turns complex AI services into an approachable path from understanding to inquiry.

    Direct client

  • IntroPay design preview

    Product UI · 2026

    IntroPay

    Designing a B2B referral platform that makes warm introductions easier to request, review, and reward without exposing unnecessary CRM data.

    Through Spyce Media

Full case studies are available on request.
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What I design

The work I take on.

Product interfaces, websites, and online stores, plus the visual system and the final check that hold them together.

一輪の花One flower, five petals.

Process

From seed to screen.

I work from the problem outward, through structure, exploration, and interface, then check it in context.

  1. 01

    Understand the problem

    What’s already there, where users struggle, and what the business actually needs.

  2. 02

    Make sense of it

    Scattered requirements become a clear structure, priority, and path.

  3. 03

    Explore directions

    Different flows and layouts, tested before anything gets polished.

  4. 04

    Refine the experience

    The strongest direction becomes a responsive interface with reusable patterns.

  5. 05

    Check it in context

    Reviewed with stakeholders and developers, then refined where it doesn’t hold up.