Wandrea Moscoso
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Siamese cat keychain I crocheted, in my hand
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Doodle cat sipping a drink
My two white cats cuddling
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Siamese cat mascot with glasses typing on a laptop

I’m Wandrea.

Designer who codes. I design interfaces, then I build them. 8+ years across research, UI and front-end, with AI-assisted workflows in the middle.

Album art: tuxedo cat in headphones at the beach

Chill Beats

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UX+AI on stage at a UX conference
Lunch spread with rice, soup and fried pork chop
wm monogram, cocoa on butter

My design processFrom first talk to shipped code

Step 1 · Understand

Align on the goal with owners and the people who'll use it.

Step 2 · Map

Research the problem and map user flows end to end.

Step 3 · Design

Wireframes to clickable prototypes, iterated to sign-off.

Step 4 · Build

Code it myself, connect real data, cover every state.

Step 5 · Refine

Audit, ship in sprints, and feed lessons back in.

Designing with
clarity and
care.

Hati Mobile App

A bill-splitting app for barkadas in the Philippines — its own wallet, QR Ph merchant payments, and a split offered the moment you pay, not three days later in the group chat.

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Go Eco App

A grocery app that makes the greener choice the easy one — right at checkout, it invites shoppers to swap plastic for recyclable paper packaging and shows the impact, so going eco takes a single tap.

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Commerce Desk

An operations tool for a marketplace where crew settle purchases against their allotment — payment as a payroll event, not a card transaction. I designed and built the front-end that replaced spreadsheets and developer requests.

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Fund My Future

Turning a mandatory salary allotment into a plan for the future — a wage-planning app for seafarers that reframes the legally required 80% family remittance from money sent away into money put to work.

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Selected work

Things I vibe-code for fun.

This is where I try ideas with AI as my pair programmer: small apps that start as a “what if” and end up as something you can actually play with. First up, a tiny garden.

Little Plot · a tiny low-poly garden
Little Plot: a low-poly garden with kale, carrots and cabbage, a fence, a stump and a red water pump
Plant, water, harvest. Drag to turn the garden, and click the pump when the bucket runs dry.Three.jsVibe-coded with AI
Visit the Playground

Design explorations.

A mix of apps, dashboards and websites I’ve designed over the years. Hover or tap a window to take a closer look.