Last month, I released my first Figma plugin called Progressive Blur. It allows designers to add a blur effect that ramps up like a gradient to their designs.

This month, for Luma’s new Polaroid theme, I designed and implemented a custom frame for event pages featuring a stack of draggable Polaroids, creative “holding” elements like paperclips, and auto-populated event dates on the photos.

Our team at Luma launched the iOS version of the app in 2022. As part of this effort, I designed the event page—the core of our user experience. I wanted it to feel native to iOS while preserving a unique identity for each event. The page features a dynamic background that adapts to the event’s cover image, so that every event feels distinct. I also integrated iOS-specific features like the WeatherKit API, providing weather forecasts to help guests plan better.

At Luma, I also led a variety of visual design projects. My work included creating a suite of eye-catching empty state icons, developing 3D renderings of iconic cities like New York and San Francisco for the launch of Luma Discover, and designing custom icons for various global destinations.

My most recent product design project is Guest Notes. This feature allows event hosts to share important attendee information with their co-hosts, making it easier to coordinate and personalize the event experience

Over the past year, Luma has launched discovery pages showcasing events in various cities. As part of this launch, I curated representative images for each city and designed more than 30 custom icons depicting local landmarks.

I also got the chance to work on a custom icons for apps such as Apollo and Posts.