About Me
I started working in UX and frontend development by designing dashboards and SaaS products. That gave me a solid foundation in how users move through digital spaces and what makes an interface actually useful.
When I joined CryptoHorizon at the very beginning, my role was to turn a set of content ideas into a working platform. I focused on clarity, speed, and accessibility from the start — so people could find the information they needed without distraction.
Background
🎓 Education: BSc in Computer Science – University of Nairobi
💻 Experience: 10 years in frontend development, UX design, and interface optimization
🛠️ Specialization: Site architecture, mobile responsiveness, accessibility, usability testing
🌐 Tools: React, Tailwind, Figma, Webflow, Lighthouse, GTmetrix
What I Do at CryptoHorizon
I design and maintain the visual structure of the site. That includes layout, navigation, score displays, review pages, and bonus tables. I also lead usability testing and work with the editorial team to make sure the content looks clean and works well on different screens.
I track how users move through the site and use that data to improve flow and reduce friction. If a feature feels confusing or a layout slows people down, I change it.
My goal is to support the content, not distract from it. When the design works, readers focus on the information — not the interface.
Select Contributions
- Designed and launched CryptoHorizon’s full website layout
- Developed scalable visual system for reviews and bonus tracking
- Runs monthly usability tests to improve page performance
- Optimized mobile version and reduced average load time by 38 percent
- Coordinates with editorial team on layout updates and content flow
Good UX is quiet. If the site feels simple and smooth to use, that means the work behind it is doing its job. I try to keep it that way — clear, fast, and user-friendly from the first click.