As the main designer at Decentriq for four years, I helped shape the product from early concept to a fully realised platform. I owned the end-to-end design process: from UX strategy and research to prototyping, visual design, and delivery. Beyond the product, I also worked on the redesign of Decentriq’s visual identity and the company website, ensuring a cohesive, modern, and trustworthy brand presence across all touchpoints. This role allowed me to influence both product direction and brand perception, working closely with cross-functional teams to ship impactful, user-centred solutions.
I used animation to clearly communicate complex product features across the website and social channels. These three examples walk users through the process of creating a new data space and analysing their data, making the workflow easier to understand at a glance.
Branding · Motion design · Web design
A new petit-hotel in the quiet village of Vilaflor de Chasna in Spain, needed a full visual identity, website, and promotional launch material. With no existing brand references and a very limited timeframe, the goal was to create a distinctive identity that would stand out in the rural tourism market while feeling true to the local environment.
I began with research into the region’s architecture, colours, natural textures, and the warm atmosphere of the volcanic landscape. From this, I developed a minimal and welcoming brand system that the hotel could use both online and across physical touchpoints such as signage and menus.
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graphic design
typography · editorial design · graphic design
Motion design
