I’m a UX designer who cares more about "User Flow" than "Visual Trends."

Hi PH! I’m a designer with a CS background, but honestly? I’m not here to make things look "pretty" in the traditional sense. My obsession has always been about how a user actually feels when they move through a system. To me, a design is only successful if the logic behind it is invisible and the convenience is undeniable.

Building Bunzee was my way of solving a massive UX problem in the startup world: the friction between a raw idea and a validated business plan. I realized that most founders (myself included) get stuck because the "process" of validation is so clunky and broken. I’m here to connect with fellow makers who value structural clarity and logical flow over just another shiny interface.

I’m curious: When you’re building your product, what’s the one "interaction" or "flow" that you spent the most time trying to simplify?