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Linear, Ethical Wear
Role
UX Design Lead
Team of design and research
Opportunity
A Portuguese textile agency wanted to redefine how ethical fashion is communicated and sold. While Portugal has a strong reputation for fair labor and quality production, the sustainable fashion space still faces challenges with transparency and consumer trust. The goal was to design a platform that enabled confident purchasing decisions.
Solution
I led the end-to-end strategy and design of Linear. I conducted desk research and competitive analysis to map user expectations and pain points. From these insights, I defined the information architecture and led the design of low and high-fidelity prototypes to explore and validate user flows. Through iterative testing and refinement, I ensured that the platform effectively communicated sourcing and production details, supporting informed buying experiences.
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Walking Art Maps
Role
UX Designer, Developer
Team of curators, researchers, and designers
Opportunity
Porto is a city filled with impressive monuments, statues, and murals. Away from the public eye, a museum's archive held the first sketches, drafts, and ideas behind these artworks. Recognising the historical value, the museum wanted to showcase the creative process of the artists.
Solution
We first created an online tool for the curators to archive information for 100+ artworks that only existed in old written records. We then developed a website that interfaces the digital and physical collections, offering an educational experience to both online and on-site visitors.
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xCoAx Treviso
Role
UX Designer, Developer
Team of tutors and designers
Opportunity
Part of the xCoAx conference on Computation, Communication, Aesthetics & X, the School of X is born. Researchers, artists, and students were invited to develop self-directed research. My role was to design and develop the interface for publishing research results.
Solution
I streamlined the process for participants to convert research contributions into a markup language without requiring programming skills. Later, I developed a website for conference attendees to read these research insights and for remote users to print them directly from the web interface.
 
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                    UX Designer, Developer
Birdhouse • 2023
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                    UX Designer, DeveloperMore than housing • 2023
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                    DesignerNeural Magazine • 2018
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                    Writer, ResearcherCollectiveioning • 2020
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                    SpeakerThursday Night Live! at Het Nieuwe Instituut • 2018
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                    Workshop facilitatorBlurry Boundaries • 2020
 
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