20 years designing user-centric digital experiences.
My career path, from web development to digital transformation management, has enabled me to discover that the key to the success of any project is people. That’s why, in 2016, I integrated UX Design methods into my daily design routine. In 2020, I’m formalizing my UX and Design Thinking expertise with a Master’s degree and refocusing my career as a UX Designer within Agile teams.
UX DESIGN & DESIGN THINKING
Design Thinking proves that a creative, human-centered approach to problems offers the promise of new, more effective and compelling solutions, more relevant and emotional experiences that strengthen customer loyalty. I use and master a whole range of methods and tools for the perfect UX Designer:
- User interviews, exploratory research, UX audit,
- User path mapping, definition of Personas,
- Wireframes, user interface design, UI,
- Prototyping and user testing,
- Creation and facilitation of co-creation or co-design workshops.
- Creation and maintenance of Design Systems.
- Expertise in Figma, Adobe XD, Sketch, Axure, Balsamiq…
And even more so with my Data Analysis skills (I am certified Google Analytics Advanced).
AGILE PROJECT MANAGEMENT
From experience I know that the needs of a digital project evolve over time, as we are often mistaken about what users really need. That’s why I encourage the use of an Agile methodology like SCRUM: a lightweight framework based on empiricism (just like UX Design 😉 ) that helps teams and organizations facing complex problems to continuously generate value through adaptive solutions.
I have been certified Professional Scrum Master I since 2024 october.
4%
of greenhouse gases (1,400 million tons) come from digital, more than civil aviation...
4.2%
of primary energy consumption...
7.8
million m3 of fresh water...
22
million tons of land resources.
5.6%
of electricity consumption.
Source: Green IT Report - 2019.
Eco-design & sustainable IT
Digital technology is an undeniable source of innovation and progress. But it’s also a source of greenhouse gases, responsible for global warming, resource depletion, energy consumption and all the related consequences (pollution, water consumption, societal impact).
The aim of digital eco-design is to reduce the environmental impact of digital products and services. More broadly, it is part of the notion of Sustainable IT Business, which seeks to strike a balance between “People, Planet, and Profit”.
Committed by nature, I promote sustainable IT as an active member of the Institute of Sustainable IT, and raise awareness of the environmental impact of digital technology as a pro animator for the Digital Collage. A sober digital world, more respectful of its users and the environment, is possible 🌱.
PERSONAL VALUES & COMMITMENTS
My experience in the digital world makes me: User-centered - Analytical and attentive - Solution-oriented - Creative and curious - Autonomous and transparent - A great team player - With benevolent leadership. And because I’m inquisitive by nature, I regularly learn about new tools and use them wisely and responsibly. So the texts on this page have not been designed by a generative AI 😉.
Very attached to public service, I’m also a local councillor in my village, to use my skills in co-creation workshops and get citizen participation projects moving.
