My name is Yotam, and I build things somewhere between operating room chaos, graphic design obsession, and late-night programming sessions powered by too much caffeine. Somehow that became a legitimate career path. Humanity really lowered the bar for what counts as “professional structure.”
By day, I work in a fast-paced medical environment where systems, people, and situations can change in seconds. By night, I design and develop digital projects focused on usability, clarity, and technology that’s supposed to help people instead of making them fight the interface like it insulted their family.
My background combines graphic design, full-stack development, technical work, and years of hands-on experience in demanding physical environments. Which probably explains why I’m equally drawn to visual design and logical systems.
I’m especially interested in typography, bold color palettes, geometry, clean interfaces, and ideas that manage to feel both functional and expressive.
Most of the things I create live somewhere between design, code, and controlled chaos. Which is also a fairly accurate description of modern life at this point.