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Theo is a designer who blends science and art to make products feel effortless
0→1 Product - Group & Solo Project
Turning complex workflows into a unified experience in private SAT academies
UX Case Study - Partner Project
Curating the group planning experience to accommodate different personality types
Solo Design Exploration
A smart color picker that suggests visually balanced colors based on your current selection.
UX Case Study - Solo Project
Designing an academic hub that simplifies the semester for college students
Human-centered by training.
At Berkeley, I spent years researching how people direct their attention, shift between tasks, and make sense of what they see.
That background in cognitive science helps me design with intention, clarity, and empathy.
I also come from a long history in visual art.
Photography trained me to notice light, detail, and form, but,
more importantly, it taught me to slow down and notice
what others might miss.
Together, those worlds gave me a design lens rooted in human behavior.
When someone uses a product, they’re not just completing a task. They’re bringing a mindset, a mood, a goal,
all of which shapes how the experience feels.
That’s why I design with empathy, structure, aesthetics, and clarity -
the tools that help me create meaningful experiences.
If you’re building thoughtful products or just love thinking about people, reach out :)
theos@berkeley.edu
me
/
projects
/
sandbox
resume
/
Theo is a designer who blends science and art to make products feel effortless
0→1 Product - Group & Solo Project
Turning complex workflows into a unified experience in private SAT academies
UX Case Study - Partner Project
Curating the group planning experience to accommodate different personality types
Solo Design Exploration
A smart color picker that suggests visually balanced colors based on your current selection.
UX Case Study - Solo Project
Designing an academic hub that simplifies the semester for college students
Human-centered by training.
At Berkeley, I spent years researching how people direct their attention, shift between tasks, and make sense of what they see.
That background in cognitive science helps me design with intention, clarity, and empathy.
I also come from a long history in visual art.
Photography trained me to notice light, detail, and form, but,
more importantly, it taught me to slow down and notice
what others might miss.
Together, those worlds gave me a design lens rooted in human behavior.
When someone uses a product, they’re not just completing a task. They’re bringing a mindset, a mood, a goal,
all of which shapes how the experience feels.
That’s why I design with empathy, structure, aesthetics, and clarity -
the tools that help me create meaningful experiences.
If you’re building thoughtful products or just love thinking about people, reach out :)
theos@berkeley.edu
me
/
projects
/
sandbox
resume
/
Theo is a designer who blends science and art to make products feel effortless
0→1 Product - Group & Solo Project
Turning complex workflows into a unified experience in private SAT academies
UX Case Study - Partner Project
Curating the group planning experience to accommodate different personality types
Solo Design Exploration
A smart color picker that suggests visually balanced colors based on your current selection.
UX Case Study - Solo Project
Designing an academic hub that simplifies the semester for college students
Human-centered by training.
At Berkeley, I spent years researching how people direct their attention, shift between tasks, and make sense of what they see.
That background in cognitive science helps me design with intention, clarity, and empathy.
I also come from a long history in visual art.
Photography trained me to notice light, detail, and form, but,
more importantly, it taught me to slow down and notice
what others might miss.
Together, those worlds gave me a design lens rooted in human behavior.
When someone uses a product, they’re not just completing a task. They’re bringing a mindset, a mood, a goal,
all of which shapes how the experience feels.
That’s why I design with empathy, structure, aesthetics, and clarity -
the tools that help me create meaningful experiences.
If you’re building thoughtful products or just love thinking about people, reach out :)
theos@berkeley.edu