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As a UX Researcher and Service Designer at Hanzo Studio, I help companies make data-driven decisions and create products and services that their users both want and need.
I frequently lead UX-related workshops around the world for both companies (in-house training) and individuals (self-organized) who are interested in creating products or services with impact.
Attendees of my workshops work at the following companies:
I frequently lead UX-related workshops around the world for both companies (in-house training) and individuals (self-organized) who are interested in creating products or services with impact.
Attendees of my workshops work at the following companies:
In order to design products and services that truly resonate with your users, you need to understand them. Luckily, I have helped multinational organizations, agencies, and startups do just that and I can help you do the same.
one.
UX Writing
two.
User Research & Usability Testing
three.
1hr UX Strategy Call
four.
UX Audit
five.
Workshops + Speaking Engagements
six.
1:1 Mentoring
In order to design products and services that truly resonate with your users, you need to understand them. Luckily, I have helped multinational organizations, agencies, and startups do just that and I can help you do the same.
one.
UX Writing
two.
User Research & Usability Testing
three.
1hr UX Strategy Call
four.
UX Audit for Existing Product or Service
five.
Workshops + Speaking Engagements
six.
1:1 Mentoring
As we as designers work towards a more inclusive society, where anyone — regardless of their nationality, gender, physical limitations — can use products and services, challenges will inevitably arise. What are those challenges and how can we combat them in order to design more inclusively?
Design proposals are important. I chose my designers based on the proposals they sent me. They had the 5 key elements mentioned below and clearly stated why I should work with them. They didn’t just copy and paste from another document and click send. I could tell they took the time to personalize it for me.
As we as designers work towards a more inclusive society, where anyone — regardless of their nationality, gender, physical limitations — can use products and services, challenges will inevitably arise. What are those challenges and how can we combat them in order to design more inclusively?
Design proposals are important. I chose my designers based on the proposals they sent me. They had the 5 key elements mentioned below and clearly stated why I should work with them. They didn’t just copy and paste from another document and click send. I could tell they took the time to personalize it for me.
UX research, IU research, UX design
Since ⅓ of the food produced in the world is wasted every year—the equivalent of 1.3 billion tons— the main goal of Foodboost was to educate users about the issue and provide them with practical tips as to how they could waste less.
UX research, IU research, UX design
Since ⅓ of the food produced in the world is wasted every year—the equivalent of 1.3 billion tons— the main goal of Foodboost was to educate users about the issue and provide them with practical tips as to how they could waste less.
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