Learnings from having applied, shaped and used many different interpretations of the HCD and Design Thinking process across different companies and projects. — From having worked in different organisations with different approaches to design, one of the topics that kept being a conversation within the product team was always the design process and how we could optimise it to do our best work. …

Attention to detail is critical to design work, as even the smallest mistake can significantly impact the final result. — Good attention to detail sets apart exceptional designers from average ones, and it’s a skill that can be developed and improved. Here are four techniques that can help you improve your attention to detail as a designer. Good attention to detail sets apart exceptional designers from average ones, and it’s…

How optimising our work using supportive tools can help us focus on the work that makes the most impact — Our job as designers requires us to focus on multiple tasks, sometimes simultaneously, that are not necessarily related or even specifically determined by design work. …

The Bauhaus movement revolutionized art and design with its focus on functionalism, simplicity, and mass production, influencing modern industrial and digital product design. This blog post explores its impact and relevance to current digital product design. — I’ve always been fascinated by all things design, and in the early days of my career, most of my work and mindset were influenced by industrial design and where it came from. …

What a year of working as a consultant in experience design has helped me shape my experience as a designer and how it improved the approach of helping organisations improve their customers’ lives — Introduction For the past year and after having led teams of digital product designers at a few start-ups and medium size companies I transitioned back into a consulting role as part of Slalom Build, where we partner with organisations from all industries and all over the globe to design and develop…

How the use of No-Code tools in both a professional environment or launch personal ideas and side-projects can bridge the gap between non-technical people and the tech industry — For those working in tech, we are constantly working around improving the lives of our users by fixing, iterating and changing digital services and products. In the best of cases, that’s done by a team of designers and developers that work with many parts of a business to understand their…

Key takeaways from all the conversations that I took part in with designers and people interested in getting into design in 2021 — Like many other people, 2021 was a year that forced all of us to stay more time indoors and that among other things forced me to try to diversify how I was spending my free time, especially with all things design-related. In the past years, I’ve attended many in-person meet-ups…

Learnings and insights from my journey as a digital product designer and first steps as a design manager — For the past few years, in every company I’ve worked, I helped build, structure and improve their product design teams; from ensuring everything was accessible to every member of the team as well as other stakeholders to set up processes to work seamlessly in our tasks and with our team…

Learnings and highlights of our journey rebuilding our own website for better scalability and maintenance with the help of No-Code tools and collaboration — Early this year, I embarked on a mission to rebuild the website of my current company on Webflow, until the date built on React, something that caused difficulties when trying to update some of the pages as well as creating new ones. In this article I will go through the…