I design interfaceswith an arthistorian’s eye.

How I gave an AI company the look of an anatomy atlas.

Asclepyus builds AI for hospitals and research, but its website looked like any start-up template. I led the redesign, which replaced the stock graphics with engravings. The new site has light and dark themes, runs in English and Italian, and has been live since August 2026.

• Lead designer
• Visual identity
• Web

Five years in-house, from vectorising logos to user research.

I joined Pyszne.pl, part of Just Eat Takeaway.com, in 2021 and left in 2026 as a designer on the design and UX team. I started on brand and marketing material and moved on to user research, wireframes and prototypes for The Kitchen, the company’s internal portal.

• Visual design
• Illustration
• UX research

This work is under NDA. I’m happy to walk you through it in a conversation.

I put the practical choices before the ticket.

I explored how an occasional planner could compare an evening out for two. A public-site review led to an interactive proposal for clearer search boundaries, adjacent-seat prices and recovery when a seat becomes unavailable.

• UX research
• Information architecture
• Interaction design

Independent concept study. No affiliation with KupBilecik. Performances, prices and availability in the prototype are fictional. Synthetic critique is labelled; no participant findings or commercial outcomes are claimed.

• The public service reviewedSource site reviewedVisit KupBilecik: The public service reviewed ↗

Keeping the journey when a fare check fails

A selected train returned a bicycle restriction and no available fare. My project shows how to recover from this dead end: it explains the cause of the error, preserves the entered travel details, and lets the user easily compare alternative departure times. The prototype uses fictional fares and does not support real bookings or payments.

• Interaction design
• Recovery states
• Coded prototype

Independent concept based on a public-site observation. Prototype fares and timetables are fictional. No interviews, user-testing results or business improvements are claimed.

• e-podróżnikOriginal public serviceVisit service: e-podróżnik ↗
• Status messagesW3C guidance used for the interaction contractRead guidance: Status messages ↗

I made the delivered price part of choosing a book.

An independent Empik concept for a known edition and a delivery deadline. I built a working comparison that keeps condition and seller visible, recalculates the delivered total and explains why an offer fails the buyer’s choices. Public-site observations support the proposal; human research and commercial outcomes remain untested.

• Commerce evaluation
• Interaction design
• Experiment planning

Independent concept. Empik did not commission this work. Seller offers and logistics in the prototype are fictional. No purchase, interviews or commercial experiment took place.

• Observed productPublic source reviewed; commercial details may change.View source: Observed product ↗

What I made while learning UX.

The Google UX Design Certificate and the postgraduate programme at SWPS University both ended in projects that went from research to a clickable prototype. One of them is a mobile app for an art gallery in Rome, which opens on Artemisia Gentileschi’s self-portrait.

• Research
• Wireframes
• Prototypes

• Art Gallery in RomeGoogle UX Design Certificate, 2022Prototype: Art Gallery in Rome ↗
• Flower shopGoogle UX Design Certificate, 2022Prototype: Flower shop ↗
• ReToolGroup project, SWPS University, 2023Figma file: ReTool ↗