
Avera.
An AI-native life operating system that removes mental load instead of adding another list.
Systems Thinking UX / UI Designer
From corporate to UX—I design with both sides in mind. I integrate AI, build intelligent systems, and create flows that actually make sense—for users and the business behind them. I don't just design screens, I fix how things work.
Selected Works · 01 — 04
Recent work across enterprise SaaS, PropTech, and field operations — each built to translate complexity into clarity.
Looking for more? A few additional projects live in the archive.
View more case studiesHow I Think
I design with both users and the business in mind. My process is rooted in clarity, systems thinking, and continuous refinement — simplifying complexity and building systems that scale.
01 — Understand
I deep dive into the context — users, workflows, pain points, and business goals. I listen, observe, and map the bigger picture before jumping into solutions.
I focus on
User Interviews
Learn behaviors, motivations, and frustrations.
Workflow Mapping
Visualize the current state to identify gaps and friction.
Insights
Turn observations into patterns and opportunities.
Context Audit
Understand technical, operational, and business constraints.
Guiding Principles · 05
These five principles shape every project — from a one‑off landing page to a multi‑surface enterprise system.
Good design removes confusion and helps people move forward with confidence.
I look at the big picture and design solutions that fit within the system, not in isolation.
I design for people, not personas — grounded in feel, context, and behavior.
The little things matter. I craft with intention to create thoughtful, delightful experiences.
Nothing is ever perfect. I test, learn, and refine continuously.
About Me · The human behind the pixels
I'm the one asking "why is it built like that?" while everyone else is busy accepting it. I map the mess, find the real friction, and fix the flow so things actually work.

I see the cracks most people walk right past — the workflow that drags, the screen that confuses, the system that quietly wastes everyone's time. Then I fix it. My edge is taking messy, complicated processes and turning them into something clean, intuitive, and scalable.
Through Linz Designs, I build UX/UI that works the way it should — sharp structure, strategic thinking, and interfaces that feel effortless. Nothing overdesigned. Nothing underthought. Just systems that make sense.
When I'm not deep in Figma, I'm chasing my kids and two dogs around the yard, losing a friendly pickleball match, or pulling apart something just to see how it's built — usually with coffee within arm's reach. I've always been the person quietly analyzing why things work the way they do and imagining how they could work better. That instinct doesn't turn off.