A few notes on how I approach my work, the experiences that shaped me, and the directions I want to keep exploring in design.
I see design as a way to give things a clear shape.
I’m a UI/UX designer based in Prague, with a background in graphic design. I work on interfaces for websites, mobile apps and desktop applications — from understanding the problem, through structure and user flows, to a visual system that holds the product together. My experience spans brand identities, game design and digital products where clear logic, functional detail and visual precision need to work as one.
When I’m not designing, I like replacing the screen with something more physical. Most often, that means heading to the mountains — especially the Alps and Dolomites, where there is space, silence and a different kind of focus. In the city, you’ll often find me at an exhibition, in a gallery, on inline skates or in the kitchen. Cooking helps me slow down, work with my hands and stop thinking in frames for a while. And when I need to fully switch off, I disappear into open-world games like Minecraft or Red Dead Redemption 2.
Looking ahead, I want to grow in two directions. The first is sharing design knowledge — through workshops on digital design, teaching Figma and helping others think more clearly about interfaces. The second is leading the design process: working with a team, making decisions together and building a product that is not just a set of screens, but a considered whole.
A little gift for you. Over the years, I’ve built up a nice collection of wallpapers — feel free to download one.