When I saw the post of the sexhack20 hackathon on one of the thousand slack channels that I’m part of, it caught my attention. “We would like to unite people of all sexual orientations and identities to come together in a virtual hackathon to hack new tech businesses around sex.”…

Design sprint in 5 days For this project, my colleague Maria and I had to design a responsive online platform for a magazine, newspaper or blog aiming to meet the needs and goals of the user persona we were given. She reads National Geographic, The New Yorker, Broadly. She wants…

4th project as a UX/UI Student in Ironhack Berlin For this project, I had 3 days to analyze an existing app and incorporate a new feature into the existing product based on user input. The user request that I had to work on was: Add more customization options to Trello. What is Trello? …

3rd project as a UX/UI student in Ironhack Berlin The challenge of this project was about creating an online learning platform that will transform the in-person learning experience into a 100% digital experience in 5 days. Background: Fun People Inc. offers fun, immersive, in-person German language workshops in Berlin. Their…

2nd project as UX/UI student in Ironhack Berlin For this project, my team and I had to redesign a website for a local business, focusing our efforts on delivering great shopping experiences for the end-users. …

1st project as UX/UI Student Ironhack Berlin For this 1st project, my team and I were given a wicked problem we needed to solve. The goal was not to present a finished and polished prototype by the end of the week but to focus on isolating, researching and understanding a…

Applying Usability Heuristics evaluation with Nielsen’s Principles I conducted a heuristic evaluation of three popular travel planning Apps: Skyscanner, Kayak and Tripadvisor. A heuristic evaluation is an inspection method in which you systematically apply heuristics (qualitative guidelines) to find and explain problems. As per Wikipedia, Heuristic is often used in…

Task: For this exercise we had to pick our top 3 best and worst user experiences with digital and physical products or services in our daily lives and link these experiences with the design principles to better understand how design affect our lives. My TOP 3 Best Experiences