Daniel Lepati

Daniel Lepati

UX/UI Designer & Digital Solutions Architect

I'm Daniel Lepati, a passionate UX/UI designer, software enthusiast, and digital solutions architect, born and raised in Kenya. My journey in technology started at a young age — fueled by endless curiosity for how design shapes human interaction with technology.

Education & Certification

I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, where I specialized in human-computer interaction, systems design, and emerging technologies. Throughout my academic journey, I strived to blend creativity with logic, always pushing boundaries to build solutions that matter.

Certifications:

  • Certified UX/UI Professional – Design Academy Nairobi
  • Mobile App Design Specialist – Africa Tech Institute
  • Front-End Development Certificate – Tech Innovators Hub
  • Google UX Design Certificate (2022)

Projects & Collaborations

Throughout my career, I've been privileged to work on transformative projects and collaborate with incredible teams:

Kelhonic Design Systems

Lead UX/UI Designer on Kelhonic's flagship internal tools and client-facing products, focusing on intuitive design and accessibility.

AgriTech Solutions

Co-developed a smart farming platform with AgriTech Solutions, integrating data analytics for Kenyan farmers.

Safaricom Innovation

Collaborated with a Safaricom innovation team on prototyping mobile payment UX for rural communities.

Health Tech Initiative

Contributed to open-source health tech apps aimed at improving clinic record-keeping in East Africa.

My portfolio spans mobile apps, web dashboards, e-commerce solutions, and internal enterprise systems — each tailored to deliver real impact.

My Vision

I believe design is about empathy — understanding user needs and delivering experiences that feel natural and inspiring. At Kelhonic, I'm dedicated to helping shape a digital future where technology is accessible, human-centered, and transformative.

"Design is not just how it looks and feels — it's how it works and how it heals."