01 / 04Trunkrs Shipping Portal
The merchant platform. Forecasting lives inside it and gets its own highlighted section.
Read the case study →Parcel delivery at Trunkrs, intranets at GreenOrbit before that, and the design system under each.

01 / 04The merchant platform. Forecasting lives inside it and gets its own highlighted section.
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02 / 04The operations app: collection planning and monitoring, distribution monitoring.
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03 / 04Tokens, components, accessibility standards, and the distribution work that made it importable.
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04 / 04One product line across four surfaces. SaaS Awards finalist for UX/UI.
Read the case study →I'm a product designer in Manila, working remotely for a Dutch parcel-delivery company. Twenty years in, most of it on software people use because their job requires it rather than because they chose it: intranets, dispatch boards, merchant portals.
I came up through brand, print and campaigns before product design was a job title I could apply for, and I still design the whole thing rather than a screen of it. That means the design system as well as the screens, and the research that decides what the screens are for. The best day's work I do is usually an hour watching someone do their job, because the thing that reframes a design is never in the brief.
I build what I design, as prototypes in real code, so a team argues with something clickable instead of a picture.