A designer who codes

Gilli is an expert designer, developer and problem solver combo who is dedicated to simple, intuitive and usable products.

Vast Majority of his clients choose to work with him again. You may have seen some of the work he did for clients like JPMorgan Chase, Santander Bank, Rob Walling, Trello, Peter Diamandis, Syncthing, SimplyCredit and others.

What I can do for you

Good communication is my pride and joy. I think it's the foundation of a good working relationship.

Design

I offer a range of interface design services for websites and applications, from design to development. My focus on usability will guarantee your users will have a good experience.

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Analysis

I can do a heuristic analysis of your site's usability and user experience, giving you simple and quick recommendations to improve your product.

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Free advice

Reach out if you need any advice. You might not be sure if I am the right fit and I very well might not be. I can help you figure out the best direction to go in. There might be a better solution out there for you.

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Clientele

I've had the pleasure of working with some amazing clients over the years.

JPMorgan Chase

Design, Front-end Development

Worked on the redesign of the JPMorgan Chase mobile banking application, focusing on improving user experience and accessibility.

Santander Bank

UX Design, Development

Collaborated with Santander Bank on their digital banking platform, implementing responsive design patterns and optimizing the user journey for account management.

Trello

UI/UX Design, Accessibility

Worked with Trello on enhancing their project management interface, focusing on accessibility improvements and implementing new features for team collaboration.

Selected work

If you like reading through the thinking behind the project, you have come to the right place.

Journal

It's rather recently that I started writing down my thoughts and ideas but I wish I had been doing it from the start. It helps me confirm my ideas and learn better.

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    Notifications are out of control

    It seems that notifications these days have lost their meaning. Companies do not seem to respect people's time and constantly want to shove their "content" down their throats. It amazes me how far they go to draw people's attention to them at all times. This post was born after waging several …

Let's work together

I like working with people who prefer usability over looks, communication over suppression and cooperation over competition.

Notes

Interesting or not. Here are small notes, links and ramblings that may or may not have anything to do with the web.

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