I have always loved books: reading them, collecting them, writing them, designing them. I started my career studying publishing back in Buenos Aires. But when I moved to Berlin, I had to pivot careers because that degree didn't exist here. So, I shifted towards Communication Design, where I fell in love with academic research and digital design.After finishing my degree, COVID hit hard. I decided to use that time wisely and dove into learning UI/UX design, filling the gap from my university education. Once I completed a bootcamp, I returned to help mentor other women breaking into UI/UX, all while landing my first job as a product designer.Now, three years down the road, I'm fully entrenched in product design, with a focus on conversions. I enjoy experimenting with new tools, telling stories, and listening to user feedback to shape better experiences.How do I work? I have a strong commitment to user-centric design principles, conducting often user research, analyze feedback, and incorporate user insights into my design decisions to create products that meet user needs and expectations.Let's connect and chat about design, innovation, or cats!
Listed skills include Redes Sociales, English, Indesign, Adobe Illustrator, and 25 others.