Maybe it could be better

when we believe the potential of

add+on …

a device or unit added to equipment and system,

an additional item,

an another solution of urban and rural issues...

Epilogue

[add-on]: Born ordinary, to be extraordinary! Like pixels layered into new interfaces to create new behaviors, micro-interactions emerging across a journey to bring an overall sense of ease, data streams flowing together to meet a single view, design systems in products as latent tapestries of interaction language, thinking about the value of a tiny button, a checkbox, a pattern on its ecosystem with a macro perspective of product strategy and UX design.

Myself in conscious and myself in unconscious and the connection between you and me is the past and future of every experience. There is no limit, it is an infinite medium. Connecting screens to screens, services to services, and emotions to emotions. Through Add-On, we let past, present, and future meet inside each interface. We spread out Add-On endlessly, extending products beyond their visible edges into new dimensions. Through this portfolio, I hope the world relates to, understands, and resonates with our shared product universe.

 FAQs

  • For me, “Add+On” is the small extra layer that quietly changes everything. It can be a small interaction, a new perspective, or a more straightfobrief interaction, a new perspective, or a clearerrward way to explain a system. I’m not trying to redesign the universe from scratch, I’m adding the missing piece that makes a journey feel smoother, more precise, and more human.

  • Architecture and urban design taught me to think in layers: site, structure, circulation, light, program, people. UX and product design are the same game, just on a screen. I still map flows like streets, treat interfaces like rooms, and consider micro-interactions as details in a façade. That “spatial” way of thinking helps me design products that feel intuitive, grounded in reality, and aware of the full context: technical, social, and environmental.

  • I want to add clarity to complex systems, confidence to people making hard decisions, and a bit of calm to noisy workflows. From cities and mobility to construction and carbon tools, my goal is always the same: take something dense and intimidating, and add just enough structure, story, and interface so different people can finally see it, use it, and build on it together.