01
Songs catalog refresh
Dated, dense, hard to scan. Full redesign — cards, filters, search, empty states, responsive across mobile/tablet/web.
4,500 linesshipped
Designer who ships to prod.
Odisei Play: the learning app for the world's first electronic saxophone, cross-platform — web, tablet & iPhone (Android soon). Designing the app since 2024. Since 2026, I ship straight to code — no Figma handoff in between. 4 features in production, 195 commits.
By the numbers.
// design to code · 202676%
onboarding completionvs ~52% baseline · peak measured on a recent cohort
4
features shipped to prodonboarding, streak/goals, catalog refresh, spin wheel
195
commits pushed
130
components documented (Storybook)
0
Figma → dev handoffs
What I shipped.
// 4 features · in prodUI refresh
02
Onboarding First Activation
No post-signup screen at all. Full onboarding + 3 profile-based variants. In parallel, paywall repositioned after the first session.
76%completion · vs 52% baseline
03
Streak / Goals system
From one generic screen to 8 animated states (first session, milestone, personal best…). New components, landscape mode for sharing, fully documented.
8 screensdocumented system
04
Spin Wheel "Casino Feel"
Soulless reward wheel. Added haptic feedback and sound effects, both tuned to spin speed. Fixed an architecture bug along the way.
sound + hapticarchitecture cleaned up
No handoff. No Figma to recompile. I code what I design.
Concretely: a component is born in Storybook — atoms, molecules, templates — documented, reviewed by the dev lead, then wired into the app. Sometimes I code straight into the app when it makes more sense. Always the same person, cross-platform: web, tablet, iPhone (Android soon).
Result — no loss of fidelity, no ghost features dying in the backlog, no designer waiting around. And numbers we can pull the day of the merge, not three months later.
Let's talk.
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