🤹 Background
Before I started working as a UX designer, I studied and practiced architecture and graphic design.
My past experiences laid invaluable foundations for me to grow in the UX field. Architecture has taught me multi-layered thinking about design and how to combine beauty with ergonomy and engineering. It sharpened my ability to analyze both the big picture and details of complex systems, journeys and specific touchpoints. Graphic studies developed my creativity and aesthetic sense. Both fields gave me a strong foundation in the creative process, enabling me to build powerful and well-rounded designs.
💭 My Philosophy
Simplicity
"Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible"
My design philosophy says that simplicity is key. I approach each project with the belief that good design comes from reducing and simplifying, rather than adding complexity.
Collaboration
I believe that working with others and being open to honest feedback have a significant impact on my design process. This broadens my perspective and lets me avoid becoming too fixated on a single idea, resulting in better and more innovative projects.
Testing and constant evolution
I see design as a cycle of creating something, trying it out, and making it a little bit better. Testing is an essential part of this process. That’s why I base my decisions on research and usability tests to validate and enhance the user experience.
Flawless execution
I understand that a great user experience involves more than just good design, it also requires careful implementation. I take a hands-on approach and stay involved in the project from the very start until the end, ensuring that every detail is carefully considered and executed as planned.
🍦 After work
Whenever possible I enjoy traveling, cooking for family and friends, hiking, listening to podcasts, visiting art museums and learning new facts about the animal world.