Freelance UX Designer working remotely
I design clear, high-performance UX/UI interfaces ready for development — from zoning and wireframes to Figma prototypes and Webflow integration. A structured approach to building user experiences that actually work.
Freelance UX/UI designer working with startups, SaaS, SMBs and web agencies across Europe and US. Every project starts with a strategic brief — goals, audience and user journey — before opening Figma.
My process is built around Figma for every design phase: zoning, wireframing, high-fidelity mockups and interactive prototypes. Each interface is grounded in information architecture before moving into visual design.
With over 6 years of experience at the intersection of design and development, I can also handle Webflow integration — ensuring a smooth, no-compromise transition from mockup to live site.
A structured process, from strategy to launch
Zoning & user flow
Zoning is the foundation of every serious project. Before drawing a single screen, I map out your interface architecture: which blocks, in what order, for which user.
Wireframing
The wireframe is the skeleton of your interface. Low-fidelity, without final colours or typography, it maps out the layout of elements and the key interactions.
Web mockup
The high-fidelity mockup is the exact visual representation of your final product. Colours, typography, spacing, components and interactive states: everything is defined and ready to hand off.
Web development
I handle the full integration of your mockups into Webflow. The result is a responsive, high-performance, SEO-ready website that you can manage independently.
Explore my latest UX/UI projects
Every project below followed the same process: understand the problem, structure the experience, deliver a usable design.
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UX before aesthetics
Every project starts with a brief: business goals, user journey, information architecture. Zoning and wireframing lay the foundation before opening Figma.
A design system, not just mockups
As a freelance UX/UI designer, I structure every interface around a coherent design system: reusable components, typography, colours and spacing — all defined from day one.
Rigour, clarity and long-term thinking
Beyond aesthetics, I design interfaces built to last. Every design decision is grounded in UX logic, readability and product scalability.
A Figma expert who thinks like a developer
Zoning, wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, interactive prototypes and design system: everything is built in Figma, from the first sketch to developer-ready file delivery.
Structured files, documented components, design variables and developer annotations included. You get a clean, scalable Figma file immediately usable by any technical team.
projects delivered
with passion and expertise
of satisfied customers
thanks to quality work
years of experience
in the digital space
FAQ
Where do you work as a freelance UX/UI designer?
I'm based in Toulouse but work with clients across France, Europe and internationally. All my UX/UI projects run remotely via Figma and collaborative tools. Location is never a barrier.
What is your process on a UX/UI project?
My process is structured in several phases: strategic brief and goal definition, zoning (information architecture), wireframing, then high-fidelity interface design on Figma. This progression ensures every mockup is grounded in solid logic before being visually finalised.
Do you work exclusively on Figma?
Figma is my primary tool for every design phase: zoning, wireframes, high-fidelity mockups and interactive prototypes. I also work with Adobe XD, Sketch and Framer, depending on the team's preferences or project constraints.
Can you develop the site after the UX/UI design?
Yes. With over 6 years of experience at the intersection of design and development, I'm one of the few freelancers who masters both UX/UI design in Figma and Webflow integration. This dual design and code expertise eliminates the gap between mockup and final site: animations, interactions, responsive behaviour — everything is considered during the design phase so nothing gets compromised in development.
Learn moreWhat is the difference between UX design and UI design?
UX design (user experience) covers structure, navigation logic and user journeys. UI design (user interface) handles the visual layer: typography, colours and components. In my practice, both are addressed together, coherently and progressively.
How long does a UX/UI project take?
It depends on complexity. A UX audit can take a few days. A full project including zoning, wireframes and Figma mockups typically takes 3 to 6 weeks, depending on the number of screens and iterations required.
Do you deliver the Figma files to the client?
Yes, Figma files are delivered clean and well-structured: organised components, applied design styles and developer annotations included. You retain full ownership of your assets.
Do you carry out UX audits on existing sites?
Yes. I offer UX/UI audits to identify friction points in the user journey, analyse usability and provide concrete recommendations to improve conversions and the overall experience.
Let's talk about your user experience
A new project, a redesign, a UX audit? Tell me where you're at and we'll build the best approach together.
Inspirations and strategies
Whether you are a professional or passionate, discover clear analyses on the evolution of tools like Figma or Webflow and advice to optimize the user experience.
