I’m Boryana (or Bo), a designer with over a decade of shape-shifting behind me. I started ten years ago in graphic and web design, moved into editorial and print, then developed a taste for campaign and event branding, and eventually found my way to UI/UX. Over the years, I’ve worked with startups, agencies, nonprofits, and independent founders, helping build from scratch or evolve what already exists. Through it all, I’ve built a skill set that blends clear communication with bold visuals, and I always carry a healthy dose of curiosity to keep learning.

After years as a freelancer and main point of contact for clients, I’ve learned how to guide projects with confidence and care, whether I’m working with seasoned teams or people who feel a little lost in the process. I believe design should feel collaborative and intentional, not overwhelming. These days, alongside client work, I’m always building something personal: small products, experiments, and ideas that keep me creatively grounded.

For the past two years, I’ve been teaching UI/UX design at a professional high school, and I’ve led workshops and courses for students of all ages — kids, teens, adults, and private learners. Teaching has been a dream of mine since university, and it’s become one of the most fulfilling parts of my work. I love making design more accessible and less intimidating, breaking down complex ideas into something playful, practical, and human.

Also worth noting: I’ll never pass on a cinnamon roll, and I have strong opinions about the Muppets.