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Bringing game-changing ideas to life is kinda my thing.

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Designer, guide, and educator for all things product and brand.

Meet julia

There’s nothing quite like working with visionaries to bring their dreams into reality. It’s why I do what I do! Although I’m a design expert, I also love to act as a guide throughout the product & brand design process. After working with companies of all sizes and stages, I have a ton of experience under my belt. When we work together, you’re getting my knowledge, experience and epic design skills – the perfect combination, if you ask me!

Let's work together

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Where it all began

After working as a product designer for fast-growing companies like Spotify and Hinge, I began experiencing burnout - and that’s where the story really starts.

I made the hard decision to leave the corporate tech industry and give myself some time to fall back in love with what I do. I found myself picking up freelancing gigs during this time off, and although I initially did it for fun, I quickly realized how much I loved being my own boss. Shortly after going full-time in my business, I got my first big contract job for Glossier. Since then, it’s been a wild ride of building the business and working with other trailblazing founders - and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

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DISRUPTIVE DESIGN FOR FEARLESS FOUNDERS

Bringing art and science together

I’ll let you in on a secret - I wasn’t always going to be a designer. Despite being an artist at heart, I fell in love with the human brain and received my psychology degree from the University of Michigan. I decided not to pursue that career, but I loved the idea of merging art and science, which led me to finding product design - the best of both worlds. Since then, I’ve been merging my knowledge of human psychology and my passion for design to work with founders on creating products that look great AND feel great for your users.