[DEN] Senior Product designer at HGW
Head of Design at Charlie Tango
Head of Design at Charlie Tango
[DEN] Head of Design at Charlie Tango
Head of Design at Charlie Tango
Head of Design at Charlie Tango
Storytelling and curiosity are core aspects of my personality. While the former helps me break complexity into actionable tasks, the latter is what fuels my passions and willingness to never stop pushing forward. My work in photography, graphic design, branding, and product design has allowed me to live in Italy, London, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen. Through these experiences, I've honed my specialty in design systems, a discipline that's taught me how to combine multiple crafts into effective, smart solutions for my clients.
Storytelling and curiosity are core aspects of my personality. While the former helps me break complexity into actionable tasks, the latter is what fuels my passions and willingness to never stop pushing forward. My work in photography, graphic design, branding, and product design has allowed me to live in Italy, London, Amsterdam, and Copenhagen. Through these experiences, I've honed my specialty in design systems, a discipline that's taught me how to combine multiple crafts into effective, smart solutions for my clients.
As a designer
As a team player
As a manager
A journey that lasted 4+ years: we not only created a responsive platform for Dasnke Bank employees to build consistent digital experiences but also re-defined the rules for their online branding. The effort involved multiple teams across several countries and had many stakeholders. [photos from the online styleguide we coded].
A journey that lasted 4+ years: we not only created a responsive platform for Dasnke Bank employees to build consistent digital experiences but also re-defined the rules for their online branding. The effort involved multiple teams across several countries and had many stakeholders. [photos from the online styleguide we coded].
A journey that lasted 4+ years: we not only created a responsive platform for Dasnke Bank employees to build consistent digital experiences but also re-defined the rules for their online branding. The effort involved multiple teams across several countries and had many stakeholders. [photos from the online styleguide we coded].
I have been spending some time on Processsing, a framework I would recommend to any designer who's insterested in exploring code and graphic design. Here some of my artworks.
No matter the methodology, I believe the most important part of the process is represented by my attitude towards the task, the client, and my teammates. Within a project, I see everyone as equals working together to solve a problem.
No matter the methodology, I believe the most important part of the process is represented by my attitude towards the task, the client, and my teammates. Within a project, I see everyone as equals working together to solve a problem.
No matter the methodology, I believe the most important part of the process is represented by my attitude towards the task, the client, and my teammates. Within a project, I see everyone as equals working together to solve a problem.
No matter the methodology, I believe the most important part of the process is represented by my attitude towards the task, the client, and my teammates. Within a project, I see everyone as equals working together to solve a problem.
No matter the methodology, I believe the most important part of the process is represented by my attitude towards the task, the client, and my teammates. Within a project, I see everyone as equals working together to solve a problem.
These days many brands dispose of their unique design DNA to make room for accessibility and conversion. My questions is what's going to happen when all digital experiences become the same? Brands will crave to have their identity back, and I'll be there waiting.
These days many brands dispose of their unique design DNA to make room for accessibility and conversion. My questions is what's going to happen when all digital experiences become the same? Brands will crave to have their identity back, and I'll be there waiting.
"Kinobi" comes from the Japanese: it means the coming together of beauty and function. I came across this concept in one of my travels to Japan, and I immediately felt myself part of it. I infact don't believe in Candy UI, or any other visual attribute that does not contribute to make an experience meaningful.
This is the poorest footer I've ever designed, I promise