Simple, clean,
valuable experiences

Design is a problem solving activity.

Hey, I'm Tesha. Over the past 15 years, I've created functional, memorable, and valuable experiences bringing a unique blend of creativity and technical expertise to the table. My work spans a wide range of industries and products, from web design, brand strategy, social platforms, e-commerce, startups, experiential, digital product innovation, and more. I care about solving complex problems by deeply understanding psychology and human behavior, which significantly impacts a product regardless of the platform.

I bring a strategic and collaborative approach to every project with an eye for detail and strong communication skills, ensuring that every design is beautiful and functional. I believe in diverse perspectives and experiences to make products as good as possible. Design is a problem-solving activity, and I'm passionate about turning complex problems into valuable experiences that positively impact people and businesses. When I'm not working on designing or coding, I'm making art, taking photos, traveling, or dreaming up my next project.

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Designer

It's all about putting the users first and understanding their needs and behaviors. I value simple, clean design patterns and intentional interactions.

Design Tools:

Adobe Creative Suite, Invision, Sketch, Figma, Miro, Mural, Pen and paper

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Frontend Engineer

I enjoy bringing ideas to life and translating designs into interactive experiences, and I am always eager to learn more.

Dev Tools:

Javascript, React, NextJS, HTML, CSS preprocessors, Tailwind CSS, Firebase, Hugo, Github

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Mentor

I'm a creative person who loves working with others to help them develop their skills and put their best work forward.

Mentor Tools:

When I mentor, I draw from my personal and professional experiences. I utilize my technical skills and also compassion, empathy, and transparency.

Some photographs from my travels

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Art is not always about pretty things. It's about who we are, what happened to us, and how our lives are affected.
Elizabeth Broun