HUMAN MACHINE
INTERFACE DESIGNER.

HUMAN MACHINE
INTERFACE DESIGNER.

HUMAN MACHINE
INTERFACE DESIGNER.

A VISIONARY DESIGNER CREATING CAPTIVATING AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES WHO MERGES TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMAN INTERACTION.

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A VISIONARY HMI DESIGNER  LEVERAGING A DECADE OF EXPERTISE TO CREATE CAPTIVATING AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES WHICH MERGE TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN INTERACTION.

A VISIONARY HMI DESIGNER LEVERAGING A DECADE OF EXPERTISE TO CREATE CAPTIVATING AND IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCES WHICH MERGE TECHNOLOGY AND HUMAN INTERACTION.

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Booking.com
Neurokeys
Postquantum
Workwhile
Tasper
Jaguar
Landrover
Shell
Center Parcs
Y.co
Mini

PROCESS AND APPROACH REFINED BY COLLABORATION

PROCESS AND APPROACH REFINED BY COLLABORATION

PROCESS
Alex follows a well-defined design process that encompasses thorough research, ideation, and iterative design. His adaptability shines through in his collaborations tailoring design processes to meet the unique requirements of each project.
These processes are marked by the attention to detail and his relentless commitment to quality, resulting in designs that are user-centered, functional, and visually appealing.
APPROACH
With a pragmatic mindset, Alex tackles design challenges with creativity and precision. He believes in the power of simplicity and clarity, stripping away unnecessary elements and focusing on the core essence of the user experience.
By implementing best practices and industry standards, Alex ensures that the designs are intuitive and easy to navigate, leading to seamless user interactions.
COLLABORATION
Alex thrives in cross-functional teams, effectively working with stakeholders, engineers, suppliers and clients. By fostering open and transparent communication, Alex ensures that project requirements are understood and objectives are met.
By valuing and incorporating diverse perspectives, Alex creates designs that are impactful, resonant, and reflective of a collective effort.
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