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Moran, my partner, and I always knew that one day we’d want to step out of the rat race — those full-time jobs combined with parenting. It was just too much. So, for a few years, we tried exploring relocation options through international companies. We even both had phone interviews with Google in Dublin (we didn’t get the jobs, but we comforted ourselves knowing we at least made it past the first screening). To keep our dream alive, Moran found a picture of a family with two

I’m excited to share the new website I designed for AGILINA , an HR company specializing in recruitment, organizational support, and job seeker guidance. 👉 www.agilina.co About the process in a nutshell: During the design phase, we identified two distinct target audiences — businesses seeking customized recruitment solutions and individuals looking for career support. Based on this insight, I developed a new information hierarchy to create a seamless and intuitive experience

Before becoming a mother for the first time, I always worked full-time as an employee — and it worked out great. I still had plenty of time for myself, my partner, my family, and my friends. After eight months of maternity leave, I enrolled my firstborn in daycare — and suddenly, something inside me broke. It just didn’t feel right. How could I leave him in the hands of strangers for eight hours a day after we had been together nonstop for months? And on top of that, I had to

It’s definitely not the ideal scenario — but I found a creative way around it.I cropped and zoomed in on one of her existing photos, and combined it within a grid alongside other high-quality, professional visuals. Design isn’t just about making things look beautiful or communicating a message visually — it’s also about solving problems creatively.