Hi there, I’m Aleksandra, a product designer living and working in the Germany. Originally from Poland, I moved to Germany to pursue my passion for design. As a product designer, I focus on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing products that enhance people’s lives and solve everyday problems.

My design philosophy is centered around the user, real human being and his interaction with space, and I believe that every design decision should be made with the user’s needs and preferences in mind.

I try to be constantly inspired every day, and I’m constantly exploring new ways to incorporate classical design elements into modern digital interfaces.

As a UX Designer, my motivation transcends mere career aspirations; it’s a fusion of passion, purpose, and a relentless pursuit of enhancing user experiences. My journey into the realm of UX Design began with a fascination for the intricate dance between human psychology and digital interfaces. The ability to craft seamless interactions that resonate with users on a visceral level became my driving force.

Every project presents an opportunity to delve into the user’s psyche, understanding their needs, desires, and pain points. It’s a puzzle I eagerly solve, employing empathy as my compass and creativity as my tool.

The essence of UX Design lies in its transformative power. It’s about more than just aesthetics; it’s about fostering connections, sparking joy, and facilitating meaningful experiences. Knowing that my work has the potential to positively impact lives is what fuels my passion every day. In this dynamic field, innovation is constant, and challenges are aplenty. Yet, it’s the opportunity to push boundaries, iterate tirelessly, and ultimately, witness the tangible impact of my designs that keeps me inspired.

As a UX Designer, I am not merely crafting interfaces; I am shaping the way people interact with the world around them. And it’s this profound sense of purpose that drives me forward, igniting my motivation to continue pushing the boundaries of possibility in the ever-evolving landscape of user experience design.

What You Get

• experience in leading projects and working in agile methods
• empathy and the ability to listen (very important in providing UX research but also to manage a team and lead workshops)

Check out what I was dealing with in all my projects:

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