My main accomplishments as the UI/UX designer for Peiky are: - My most important contribution to Peiky was to make the different stakeholders understand the importance of: Teamwork, process management, traceability, commitment to the product and management of good practices in all stages of product design. - I was very a important part of the creation and implementation of a new UI and UX work flow that involves different stages of product design that include ideation workshops, meeting minutes, user testing, design systems and so on. - An iteration process for the MVP that lasted more than a year in which all products features where redesigned based on field and user research. - UX and UI for the first MVP that was launched. This MVP was used -and it is being used right now to collect important user information.
As a design lead, I completely transformed the ideation and execution processes of the company. Some of my most important accomplishments were: -Ideation process for custom made products radically changed as wireframing and brainstorming sessions with the client were introduced into the workflow. - Before I was hired there were some QA and performance testing going on. So after I arrived there was a complete U turn regarding product creation processes. - Workflow with developers also changed, before my arrival, there was almost no presence of the designer in the work process. So after I arrived developers introduced to their workflow design tools such as Bootstrap, CSS3, Web typography and so on.
My main accomplishments as the web designer for MONETIZEMORE were: - Complete overhaul of all corporate image, including all the company's products and mainly marketing material which has improved clients, users, and the general audience´s perception of the company. - As the owner said himself, the new web design was a huge leap forward into corporate communications and relations with the final user. - Since I arrived at monetizemore communication tools were created and involved in sales processes such as style guides, design frameworks, and tutorials. - Having a professional and talented designer in charge of all the company's image has boosted mainly, the marketing department´s confidence in their communications, as they feel they are really confident in approaching the general public in all online and offline environment. Now they feel they can get their message across all platforms in an effective, fast and professional way
As a design lead, I created, from scratch, all processes to design and develop multi media reportages. My main accomplishments were: - Journalists were very limited when it came to multimedia tools, so after I came in they were able to create and write their stories knowing that they could depend on resources such as custom video intros, video outros, web images, video galleries, micro sites and analytics, and as a consequence of this the final product improved greatly. - Not only that but click through rates increased, recurrent visitors increased, social media campaigns started bringing in more visitors, and in overall, users spent more time on the reportages and they started filling out registration and newsletter forms, so those also indicators started going up. -As far as the relationship with developers and designers, small scale scrum meetings were introduced to help accelerate workflows and to improve working relationships.
As a freelance front end designer, I worked on interfaces for more than 40 different projects in a record time of 12 months. During that period of time, I worked under maximum pressure allowing me to develop myself as a designer, working on 4 and sometimes 5 projects at a time. During this time I drastically improved my knowledge and skills on css, html and jquery.