Interaction designer working between design and code.
Selected work
Kymu. Game-based physiotherapy on any TV for adults with musculoskeletal conditions. Currently testing at Lucerne Cantonal Hospital.
Calmea. Contactless sleep tracking built into the bed. Worked on the UX/UI and core development of the app.
Alpha Factory®. A brand for OWT's AI offering. Co-created the sub-sites, the logo and the brand guidelines.
I design, test and build
UX/UI designer with experience in consulting, research and enterprise settings. I design complex applications, from user research and ideation to interactive prototypes and implementation.
Read morea few highlights
- CHF 100k+raised for Kymu R&D
- 2 design awardsSDA Bachelor Design Award (CH) and New One merit award (China)
- Pitched on stagein front of 200+ people at CEF & KMU Innovationstag
- Close to the usersTested Kymu with 20+ people, from patients to therapists
- Clinical pilotwith Kymu at Lucerne Cantonal Hospital
- 0 → 1Designed and built Calmea's first app, before it became an ETH spin-off
How I work
No guessing
Five people using a rough prototype beat five meetings about a perfect one. I love to go out there and get as much feedback as possible.
Interactive prototypes
A clickable thing beats a beautiful picture. If the idea needs real data, a real device or a bit of code, one should build it.
Handoff drift
Design is only done when the product ships. I stay close to engineering until what's live matches what we meant.
Make it boring to maintain
Keep the tokens, components and names clear and consistent. Future me says thanks :)
Leave room for play
Good ideas tend to turn up while I'm building, printing or sketching something useless. So I keep time for useless things.