Personal stack of a digital designerworking in the tech industry.

Let me tell you, Figma has been a game-changer for my career! It is the one tool that I cannot live without. From website design to app design, I use Figma for almost everything. It is intuitive, and has truly transformed the way I work as a designer.

If you are looking to ship complex websites without coding, there is no better tool out there than Webflow. I discovered it back in 2014 and it completely changed the game for me. It is an incredibly powerful platform that allows me to design, build, and launch websites with ease. Magic!

Webflow provides a good combo of fast, secure and scalable websites, which is exactly what you need for a living site.

When a site has to be fast, owned and endlessly extendable, I reach for Next.js. It is the React framework this very website runs on: server rendering for speed and SEO, and zero platform lock-in. Most of the SaaS products you admire run their sites on it, and there is a reason.

Payload is the CMS underneath my custom builds, this site included. Content lives in collections your team edits without a developer, and the whole site ships as one codebase on your own hosting. Pair it with Next.js and the site is genuinely yours, forever.

Claude is the AI I build with every day. It pairs on production code, drafts content, reviews layouts and automates the boring layers, so client work ships in days instead of weeks. The decisions and the craft stay mine; Claude multiplies how much of it I can deliver.

Simplicity is key, and that is exactly what Todoist brings to the table. It is hands-down the most powerful tool for managing both my work and personal to-do lists, while still keeping everything clear and concise.

Okay, hear me out: OneNote by Microsoft. Sorry Mac users, but I just cannot get enough of it! It is like having a digital brain for everything, especially when it comes to brainstorming. I love how I can write or even draw anything on the board to create fun and playful notes.