

I've earned my stripes in fast-paced agencies between Paris and Montreal before going freelance in 2017. Since then, I’ve collaborated with dozens of amazing founders and companies around the globe. It’s been a journey full of time zone jumps and power naps—no doubt, but it's been incredibly rewarding.
Additionally, I contribute to the design community by reviewing the most creative websites for the Awwwards jury and publishing 10-min reads like"UX and the Importance of Web Accessibility” and “Hotjar: UX and Conversion Tips”. Not holding my breath for a Pulitzer though.
From 2018 to 2024, I also taught at Université de Rennes 1 in France, leading courses like “eCommerce Best Practices” and “Figma 101: It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Detaches an Instance.” Proud to say not a single student died of boredom.
When I’m not working, I’m usually either surfing or stopping my dog from demolishing my kids’ sandcastles. Sometimes the other way around.

I prioritize research, strategy, and content before jumping to solutions in Figma. I start by asking the right questions and challenging ideas, to eventually craft a product that’s not just good-looking but actually solves real problems and drives business impact.
I’m as French as it gets—I love a good debate. But I’ve learned the Quebec art of consensus, which means I also know when to step back and take in feedback. Great products don’t come from saying yes to everything or top-down decisions, but from healthy discussions and smart iterations.
I only take on a few projects each year and each one gets the care it deserves. No half-baked mockups filled with placeholders, no $50 templates with your logo slapped on, and no outsourcing to junior designers. Just my best work and full attention.
I’ve spent 7 years living the thrilling lifestyle of advertising agencies, with unrealistic deadlines, demanding clients and never enough time—so I know a thing or two about fast turnarounds. I am incredibly organized, proactive and quick to deliver on-point designs.
I believe in collaboration over silos. I insist on working closely with technical teams to review specifications, spot complexities early, and deliver dev-friendly Figma files designed down to the smallest component.
I’m not vanishing mid-project or after launch. First, I have to fund my kids’ magical ability to outgrow their clothes overnight. Second, you’ll need a designer again when your next big challenge shows up, someone you can trust, who gets your product and your users. I’ll be right here, ready to jump back in.