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A product ought to know whom it serves.

Before choosing the interface, I look for the decision, doubt, habit, or handoff the product must support.

Then I shape the flow, interaction, system, and prototype around what belongs—not what happens to be fashionable.

Every answer began with understanding the question.

Every project demanded its own balance of research, product thinking, interaction, and execution.

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LIORA

Every gift begins with a feeling.

Making thoughtful gifting feel effortless.

Gifting Commerce
Customisation
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SWAPBOOK

Stories deserve another reader.

Making books easier to share locally.

Community Platform
Marketplace
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SOLVIX

Finishing is harder than starting.

Helping people keep their momentum.

AI Productivity
Productivity

Certain ideas keep appearing in my work.

Not because they're trends, but because they consistently help products become easier to understand, use, and trust.

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Interactions need a purpose.

Motion, AI, and feedback support—not distract.

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SwapBook

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Small details build trust.

The quiet moments deserve as much care as the obvious ones.

Solvix

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Clarity before cleverness.

Interfaces shouldn't require any extra explanation.

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Liora

What I notice while designing.

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A closer look at the questions and observations that shape how I approach products.

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Product decisions and trade-offs

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How users decide and move forward

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Where AI fits into design

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Questions I keep returning to

The next useful thing may begin with a conversation.

Whether you're building a new product, improving an existing one, or simply exchanging ideas, I'd be glad to hear from you.

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