I design interfaces and build them into real products
Based in Mexico City, working globally
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Who I am
I started out as an iOS developer, which taught me how apps actually work under the hood. During my time at the Apple Developer Academy in Naples, I realized I cared more about building the product itself than the technical details, so I shifted into UX/UI design. That background gave me a rare advantage: I understand not just how an interface should look, but how it needs to be built. Now, with AI tools, I can handle both sides without compromise.
Outside of work, I'm into film photography and spending way too much time on my bike. I'm chasing the dream of becoming a professional-not-really-completely-amateur road cyclist, which, much like design, is all about obsessing over the details.

My approach
I'm a visual thinker, so I get my ideas down fast: sketches, rough wireframes, anything to see what I'm thinking. Once it's visible, I can iterate on it. I don't wait for perfect; I start messy and refine from there.
Details matter to me. They're what separate something that works from something that feels right. My development background helps here: I think about feasibility, how something will feel on a real device, and what's actually worth building. I don't see design and development as separate handoffs. They're interconnected, always looping back into each other. The best work happens when you're thinking about both at the same time.
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My stack

Figma

Cursor

Claude

Xcode

Swift

GitHub

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