Exploring the digital landscape since 2009, I am Product Designer with a background as a Project Manager.

I am focused on optimizing how people interact with digital products and services. I’m naturally curious and love delving into systems, using data to simplify experiences. Working with cross-functional, multicultural teams energizes me, and I’m always ready to push boundaries – because that’s where true growth happens.

Tealk

A communication tool designed for children on the autism spectrum, empowering them to express themselves in new, effective ways.

Coming soon!

The Curtain Hotel

How do we explore the places we travel to? Go to the must-see touristic attractions or look for the hidden gems? What is there to do out off the beaten track? If you are looking to experience a place as locals do, this is your app: The Curtain, a five-star hotel located in London, helps you to discover what is out off the beaten track

Recycle more, recycle better

How many waste did you produce today? A yoghurt pot, a plastic bottle, some fruit peel maybe? Did you recycle that? Every day tons of garbage is generated and most of it does not make it to the right bin in order to be recycled.What do we need to recycle successfully?

With a background as Project Manager, I’ve had the privilege of working in digital start-ups and consulting agencies for over a decade, across sectors such as education, tourism, and sustainability. This experience has equipped me with the ability to balance user needs with business goals, communicate effectively, and thrive in cross-functional team environments.

Now, as a Product Designer with a focus on User Experience Design, I understand the importance of making data-informed design decisions which is why I always begin with thorough research,.

I like to explore and understand as many design approachs as possible, as it all helps to see the big picture and grow your toolkit: The Human Centred Design created by IDEO, Design Thinking created by Standford, the Double Diamond created by the British Design Council, etc.

I start a project having the Double Diamond as a reference. It was created as a framework for innovation in 2004 by the British Design Council, in order to help designers and non-designers to tackle complex problems. The two diamonds represent a process of exploring an issue more widely or deeply (divergent thinking) and then taking focused action (convergent thinking).