Czech based Designer
building interfaces and websites

Being a visual designer is a great privilege. I started my career as a self-taught young man, pushing pixels for fun. Now, I'm a well-knowledge professional putting so much effort into making successful websites and interfaces.

Interface design is much like baking a cake. If all the ingredients are there and in the right proportions, you'll likely have a good outcome. The same goes for interface design- if all the elements are in the right place and users can easily navigate to their desired goal, then the design is successful. However, if even one element is out of place or missing, the entire design can suffer.

I'd like to introduce you to a few small projects I've been working on as side projects while also working as a lead visual designer for Lemonero and spending time with my family. I'm really happy with how they're turning out so far, and I think you will be too!

Using only tools I trust

Webflow and Figma has the biggest impact on my designer path. I use a lot more tools, but the ones I'm featuring here are the ones I use with very professional expertise.

Todoist as my task management tool

No more Wordpress, ruling Weflow

My stack

Living a personal motto:

Work for passion.
Design for users.
Live for family.

I started writing only for my own purpose of learning English. But as the number of blog posts about design have increased, more people have visited my sites.

After I received a lot of responses from designers all over the globe, I decided to start writing more frequently and to begin sending out a monthly newsletter.

And the jorney continues. I hope you enjoy my blog, as well as my newsletter. As I write new posts and find new designer resources, I'll be sure to pass them along! Enjoy!