User interface design refers to the set of design elements that maximize seamless interaction and create pleasurable and unique user experiences.

User Experience is focused on its functionality, its user flow, how it will work, and steps on how the product will be. This involves alot of testing, research and being meticulous and intentional when it comes to features that will be included that will be able to solve the problem that was pitched and give a positive experience.

Graphic design is the process and art of combining text and graphics and communicating an effective message in the design of various collaterals such as logos, graphics, posters and any other type of visual communication.

I often propose ideas and prototype user interface designs based on the research and brand guidelines I am following (To clarify, I am unable to code the websites.) But I also do graphic design in terms of poster layouts, cover photo, social media collaterals and other types of promotional materials.

Yes, it can. I will be asking for your logo resources, or if by request, create different finishes of your logo. You will receive many different files various sizes and file formats, which you can use in print projects to websites.

Changes tend to happen, and it is alright! Just email me the specific change, and idea you have come up with, or set up a meeting with me via Google meet.

For Print projects, I always use the CMYK color profile.

The CMYK colour model (process colour, four colours) is a subtractive colour model, used in colour printing, and is also used to describe the printing process itself. CMYK refers to the four inks often used in printing (C-Cyan, M-Magenta, Y-Yellow, K-Key/Black)

For other projects such as illustrations and web layouts, I use the RGB color profile. (R-Red, G-Green, B-Blue)

I often stray away from realism. My illustrations' styles can vary from small, chibi or cartoon like styles to stylized, 2D illustrated drawings. (I like anime, that's why)

Your projects can be distributed in variety of ways. I can email it to you, or if by request, provide a google drive link or dropbox (or any other cloud saving application)