I’m Kwasi, a Baltimore-based designer and product strategist with a passion for crafting intuitive digital experiences. With over a decade of experience, I specialize in UX/UI, front-end development, and 3D visualization, helping brands build products that are both functional and visually compelling.
My work spans websites, mobile apps, design systems, and e-commerce platforms, always guided by a minimalist approach—stripping away the unnecessary to create clarity and impact. Beyond execution, I focus on ideation, developing product concepts that bridge user needs with business goals.
I’ve collaborated with startups and established brands alike, solving complex challenges through thoughtful design and technology. Whether refining an interface, optimizing a user flow, or bringing a concept to life, my goal is to create seamless, human-centered experiences that leave a lasting impression.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE:
UI / UX Design & Front-End Design, Human-Centered & Data-Driven Design, Design Systems & Scalable UI Components, Prototyping,, Wireframing & Interaction Design, Agile & Lean UX Methodology, 3D Modeling, AR/VR & Motion Graphics, Accessibility & Inclusive Design (WCAG), Product Design & Strategy, User Research & Usability Testing, Rapid Concept Development (AI Driven), User Journey Mapping & Storytelling
EDUCATION:
✓ M.F.A. Art and Technology
✓ M.F.A. Art and Technology
✓ BSc. Information Systems Science
✓App Development (A.A. Degree)
✓Certifications: Agile Development & Scrum, Product Management
TECHNICAL TOOLS & SKILLS:
Languages & Frameworks: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS, Python (Novice), SQL, PHP, Bootstrap, Tailwind
Languages & Frameworks: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS, Python (Novice), SQL, PHP, Bootstrap, Tailwind
Design & Development Tools: Adobe Creative Cloud, Figma, Sketch, Zeplin, Framer, WordPress, Atlassian Suite, Cinema 4D, Marvelous Designer, DaVinci Resolve, Unity 3D, Cursor, Webflow
Productivity & Research Tools: GitHub, Google Analytics (GA4/SEO), Microsoft Office, Notion, Miro, Trello, SurveyMonkey, FileZilla