I’m Bianca. I build design systems that speed up implementation.

I’m Bianca. At Codinental I design products to feel clear and consistent, even as they grow. I think less in one off screens and more in systems. Building blocks, states, and rules you can reuse.

A design system over single screens

In complex products, consistency is not optional. Users learn patterns. Teams move faster when patterns are stable. That is why I build Figma libraries with components, variants, and tokens. And I include the states teams often forget. Loading, empty, error, success, permissions, disabled states. Focus behavior and microinteractions belong there too.

This accelerates implementation and reduces friction between design and engineering.

UX that makes logic understandable

Good UX comes from solid information architecture and clear flows. I prototype early to test decisions. Then we refine details. Copy, hierarchy, feedback, state logic.

The goal is consistent. Complex logic should not look complex inside the product.

Handoff that helps engineering

I deliver specs so implementation is not guesswork. Variants, spacing, responsive behavior, states, edge cases. And I do design QA to keep the result consistent. That is what enables Halil to implement quickly and cleanly.

How it connects at Codinental

Andrei provides backend contracts and platform patterns. Halil translates that logic into web and mobile experiences. I ensure flows, states, and interactions express the logic clearly. When this clicks, the product feels coherent and stays coherent as it grows.

AI as support

We use AI where it increases throughput. Exploring variants and accelerating repetitive work. If AI belongs in the product, UX matters. Transparency, feedback, control. That is how it becomes a tool people trust.

I enjoy working on products that are built with care. That is the standard at Codinental.