I design digital products with a focus on clarity, character, and real-world usability.

My path to design was not completely straightforward. Alongside websites, I spent a lot of time during high school working with 3D graphics, and for a while I thought 3D would become my main career path. Gradually, it started to connect more and more with web design, visual communication, and digital products.

I also explored visual identities, logos, graphic materials, photography, motion design, and more advanced photo post-production. Today, I do not see these disciplines as separate worlds. Instead, they help me look at design more broadly — not only as an interface, but as a whole where function, visual character, atmosphere, and detail meet.

Today, 3D is more of a complementary and personal discipline for me than a professional focus, but I still enjoy coming back to it. The same goes for other visual experiments that help me keep the desire to create alive beyond client work.

My first work opportunities came while I was still studying. In 2022, I worked on projects such as the website for Akkodis Czech Republic and the real estate platform Gaudi.cz. One of my first UI experiences was also designing an AR application for the Faculty of Education at Charles University.

Later, I had the opportunity to lead a design team during the development of a new website for the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. At the time, it was one of my biggest experiences — not only because of the design work itself, but mainly because of teamwork, responsibility, and the need to keep direction on a larger digital project.

During school, I also worked as a graphic designer at the Greendot agency, where I created digital and print materials, smaller website designs, 2D graphics, and 3D visuals for the web.

Separately from Greendot, I later worked on designs for the sports platform Sportelo, where I focused on the visual direction, website, booking system, and mobile app. That project helped move me closer to UX/UI and product design.

Today, I work as a UX/UI designer at Veevoy, a software agency focused on custom digital product development, often in healthcare and medical projects.

I work on web systems, mobile applications, portals, B2B tools, and design systems. Beyond designing screens, I also work on structure, components, prototypes, visual direction, client communication, and collaboration with developers.

I enjoy working on products that are not simple at first glance. Healthcare portals, financial applications, internal systems, or B2B SaaS tools often require more than just nice UI. They need clear structure, a calm interface, practical decisions, and design that still makes sense when it meets the technical reality of development.

Outside of work, I like to stay active and find balance away from the digital world. I played floorball for ten years, and sport is still an important part of my life. These days, I like going to the gym, playing tennis, padel, or trying almost anything that gets me moving.

I enjoy travelling and photographing experiences, places, and moments that would otherwise quickly disappear. Photography is another way for me to train attention to detail, composition, light, and atmosphere.

Music also plays a big role in my life. I listen to music during almost every activity — while working, travelling, doing sports, or just going through an ordinary day. It helps me focus, reset my mind, or create the right mood for whatever I am doing.

These things may not be directly connected to UX/UI, but they influence how I think, create, and perceive the world around me.