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About

Problem solver.
Product designer.
AI product builder.

I solve product problems for a living. Sometimes with a project, sometimes with a team, and I weave AI into every stage as an important tool. I’m a product designer who ended up running the whole thing: the team, the client, the budget and the delivery. I’ve designed professionally since university, which is almost 20 years, and since 2013 I’ve run my own company, ID Group. I’ve worked for clients in Europe, the Middle East and the US, in industries that forgive nothing: pharma, energy and EV, adtech, real estate, IT consulting.

Years designing

~20

ID Group since

2013

Clients in

EU · ME · US

First I ask. Then I analyse. Then I propose solutions.

How I work · In that order

01

My story

Where I come from, and why I design.

I’ve drawn since kindergarten and it never wore off. Comics and sci-fi taught me that a whole world can be built from a few lines, if you know what to leave out of the frame. I still look for that in every project.

In high school I danced breaking and painted graffiti. On the floor and on the wall the same thing works: you drill the basics until you’re bored, then you go out and show everyone. Graffiti was also my first lesson in letters, composition and how a mark works from a distance.

That is where my love for branding and print comes from. A brand is a whole world decided in a handful of choices. Print is honest: you can hold it, and you cannot patch it after launch.

UX and UI came from the same place: I wanted to have a say in how something looks, and in how it works for a person who has five seconds and a bad day. I still care about every pixel and every letter.

In 2005 I worked in Wales with children with neurological disabilities and challenging behaviour. There was no room for pretending or rushing. Every project of mine still starts with the person, and only then the product.

Off the clock I’m still a comics and sci-fi fan. I draw, cook, read, watch, design and print on clothes, and whenever I can I do charity work or share what I know. Above all, I spend time with my family 🙂

Off the clock

DrawingComicsSci-fi filmsGraffitiBreakdanceBallroom dancingMartial artsCookingCane CorsoCharity work

02

How I work

Five steps, in this order.

03

How I think

A screen is the result, not the goal.

The value is made earlier, when we choose the right problem. Screens are what is left of it.

I use AI every day: in design, analysis, prototyping and building. Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, MCP and a few other tools. For me it’s not a shortcut, it’s a new material.

I’ve built working applications on my own, among them a budget tool and a time-tracking system with an automatic client report. At one of the companies I worked for, I automated the validation and delivery of design materials, which cut the cycle from several weeks to a few days.

AI speeds the work up. The decisions and the responsibility stay with me.

Tools, among others

FigmaFigma AIClaudeClaude CodeCursor IDERunwayMidjourneyBase44Adobe CCMiro

04

ID Group Team

Me and the people I deliver with.

ID Group is me and my team. We make things that work: whether it is branding, social media, applications or platforms, they have to work. We deliver IT solutions and websites, social media, events from idea to execution, brand care and consulting. We work as a partner, long term or per project.

Team and projects: idgroup.team

What we do

IT solutionsWebsites and appsSocial mediaEventsBrand careConsulting

05

Sharing what I know

For several years I’ve been a mentor and a judge at hackathons. At HackYeah, the largest in-person hackathon in Europe, I started as a participant (our team made it onto the podium) and I keep coming back as a mentor and a judge.

06

Write to me

If you have something to build, something to think through, or you just want to talk about a project, write. I’ll start with questions anyway. :)