Summary

FAQs

• What services do you offer as a UX/UI designer?

  I offer interface design, user experience design, design system creation, native app and website design, as well as strategic consulting to optimize digital products.

• Do you work as a freelancer or also as an employed worker?

  I work both as an independent freelancer on specific projects and as an employed worker, integrating efficiently and adaptively into teams. I’m comfortable with both roles, as I have experience in both settings, allowing me to adapt quickly to different dynamics and needs.

• What is your work process like?

  I start every project with an analysis phase, defining business objectives, identifying users and their needs, and setting the project scope. From there, I develop tailored solutions using agile methodologies.

• What tools do you use for your projects?

  I primarily use Figma for interface design and prototyping, FigJam for brainstorming and idea mapping, Notion and ClickUp for project management, and Framer for interactive web prototyping. I also use other tools depending on the project’s needs.

• Do you offer consulting services in addition to design?

  Yes, I can help clarify ideas, develop digital strategies, and evaluate the usability of existing products through heuristic analysis and practical recommendations.

• Can you work on small projects or with startups?

  Absolutely! I love collaborating with startups and entrepreneurs to bring their ideas to life, develop MVPs, and create unique digital experiences tailored to their needs and resources.

• What industries have you worked in?

  I’ve worked in sectors such as technology, healthcare, education, logistics, auditing, and consulting, allowing me to tailor my approach to different business types and audiences.

• How do you ensure the design aligns with my business goals?

  In addition to my design training and experience, my studies in Business Sciences enable me to connect business goals with digital design. Every decision is strategy-driven, focused on delivering value to both the business and its users.

• What’s the average timeline for a project?

  It depends on the project’s complexity. For example, a basic prototype can be completed in a few weeks, while a comprehensive app design might take one to three months. I always collaborate to set realistic timelines and deliver on time.