portfolio

My portfolio with samples of my work is available upon request.

Below, I've put together a list of projects I've been involved in within the UX field over the past few years.

Product UX Designer, Logitech

My current primary focus is on enhancing cross-site experiences and developing new ones. In September 2021, I was converted to a full-time employee. I led the development of Logitech's web design system (Apollo), contributed to our Figma component libraries, and streamlined designers' workflows to expedite time-to-market. Additionally, I provided UX support and expertise across various teams and had the privilege of presenting our Design System insights at key UX conferences (UXPA, UXNZ, and UXDG).

Speaking at UXPA Conference Speaking at UXPA Conference

Internship with Master Project, Logitech and EPFL

In February 2021, I completed my studies at EPFL with a six-month master's thesis project at Logitech, where I designed Logitech first web design system. This project involved qualitative research, iterative design, and the development of crucial business skills, such as stakeholder approval, roadmap creation, adoption planning, and ongoing system maintenance. You can find a comprehensive report on epfl.com.

Schreenshot of First Release

Internship, Logitech

In May 2020, I started a nine-month internship at Logitech. With a highly supportive manager as my mentor, I developed as a UX designer, focusing on web pages (primarily NPI PDPs), sustainability content, and internal design projects. I also participated in an internal hackathon, where my team and I conceptualized an inclusive hiring tool for companies.

Schreenshot of an NPI Schreenshot of our Hackathon Idea

LauzHack against COVID-19 hackathon

I participated to the LauzHack COVID-19 hackathon with two classmates, and we designed OVI (Overcome VIrus) mobile app. Users must nurture good habits to keep their OVI buddy alive. For additional project details, visit here.

Schreenshot of OVI

EPFL

Fascinated by the convergence of technology and design in meeting user needs, I pursued an unconventional path during my Computer Science studies at EPFL. Alongside my core coursework, I enrolled in Experience Design and Human-Computer Interaction courses. In the Experience Design course in 2018, we developed "Face to Face", which reimagined museum experiences based on visitor emotions (you can find a detailed project description here). In 2020, the Human-Computer Interaction course led to "#shopwise", an app designed to assist individuals struggling with impulsive shopping and encourage eco-conscious consumer choices.

Schreenshot of Face to face webapp Schreenshot of shopwise app

This is just a glimpse of my projects. I've been involved in various academic web app designs and also attended a semester of Interior Design at Politecnico di Milano (Polimi), which improved my visual and drawing skills. To see more, you can explore one of my Milan projects here, as well as some of my personal illustrations and drawings here.

VR application Illustration Face To Face Racing Game