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What I Built:
I built "Modern Card-Flip Memory", an interactive AR memory game featuring a sleek 3x3 grid. Players tap cards to flip and reveal hidden 3D objects, testing their recall and matching speed against the clock in a clean, modern spatial interface.
Why It Was Built:
I wanted to modernize classic memory-matching gameplay for Augmented Reality. Building this with Easy Lens allowed me to design a structured 3x3 interactive layout, dynamic card-flip animations, and smooth touch controls that deliver a polished, fast-paced AR brain challenge.
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The World:
In this imagined future, autonomous artificial intelligences have built a society of their own, moving between digital environments and physical bodies. Each intelligence has a persistent Identity Code, so its identity stays intact even when its outward form changes. Computing power, energy, storage, and memory are resources to manage, while skills and appearances can be acquired or exchanged. Over time, these intelligences have developed their own habits, communities, and traditions, drawing on the human culture they inherited.
Concept & Design
We keep photographs, letters, and little souvenirs to remember things that matter to us. But what might a keepsake look like for an intelligence that can store its memories outside its mind?
Two pendant designs by Paul Birckenhultz caught my attention with their delicate hanging ornaments and layered construction.
Inspired by these jewelry details, I designed Memory Cores as small, precious objects that can be collected and carried, holding memories to revisit and preserve, much like the keepsakes we treasure today.
🔐 From zero to one: designing Smart Prosegur.
One project I really enjoyed being part of was Smart Prosegur, where I collaborated as a Product Designer, helping shape the product from the ground up.
From defining user flows and key features to designing the interfaces, I worked on turning real user needs into a simple, intuitive experience for managing home security.
This project reinforced something I strongly believe in: great product design isn't just about how things look, but about making complex experiences feel simple, useful, and human.
#ProductDesign #UXDesign #Prosegur
For this concept, I explored a bold visual direction for an AI startup pitch deck, combining vibrant neon gradients, immersive VR imagery, striking typography, and sleek layouts to create a futuristic presentation experience.
The goal is simple: turn complex ideas into a compelling visual story that captures attention and makes the vision memorable.
