See what I've been working on for the past years.

In this project my role was to research, redesign and test a solution for PostNL's parcel and delivery machine together with another designer. While working on this project I've had to analyse previous research and conduct my own research in which I spoke to:

• Random users (from old to young, at different times of day) after they picked up or sent their parcel/mail.
• Deliveryworkers to get their perspective on the app and what their needs were.
• Corporate stakeholders to see what they expected from the parcel and delivery machine.
• Technicians who worked on the system to understand the limitations of the iteration.

After getting several insights from the different stakeholders and going through all the research, we started to prototype interfaces. While doing this we wanted to take into account the needs of all the stakeholders. We created several prototypes that we tested with different stakeholder groups to gain even more insights.

Until we landed on a final design that we presented to the head of the departments.

In my collaboration with the Amsterdam Fashion Institute I helped as a Digital Creative with Gen25 of iNDiViDUALS at AMFI. In this process iNDiViDUALS needed someone to brainstorm with and help with producing content for their exhibition at the beginning of the year.

During my time there I closely collaborated with Nilofar Attahi and Daan van Rongen to create a concept that would involve exhibition visitors into being immersed into the process of certain aspects within fashion. The first step within this was creating a fake fashion party that people would be able to sign up for.

This fake fashion party received some media attention and also grabbed the attention of hopeful visitors. We wanted to illustrate the illusion of having missed something and how that pushes people to want be a part of it even more.

After the fake event we worked on concepts for the real exhibition where people could actually visit. The exhibition would be broken up into several rooms showing different parts of the fashion process. The room Nilofar, Daan and I focused on was giving people a closer lens of what a fashion manager goes through.

To illustrate that we created a choose-your-own-adventure style interface where people would watch a video and after that they had to make a decision on which road to take. There were different responses depending on your choice within this flow.

The Netherlands Cancer Institute was looking for a designer that could help with visualising a navigational system for them. They would use this system when operating on patients so they could navigate more accurately towards tumors, this would in turn minimise the damage to the patient and avoid more complex complications.

While I was there I didn't have knowledge of the medical systems and how they worked, so I was learning as I was going. To make sure I kept a rhythm in my work I did things like:

• Sitting with surgeons and surgical researchers to make sure I understood the context.
• Observe several surgeries so I could understand the interactions between the users.
• Desk research on several medical systems and what their UX/Visual system usually looks like.
• Have a look at systems that were present within the premises so I could see the interactions.
• Speak to the developers creating the application so I understood the limitations of the system.
• Have weekly meetings with a research team so we could discuss if I was heading in the right direction.

After getting the context I started to design and prototype several versions of the interface. To test it out I spoke with surgeons and surgical researchers to get their feedback and iterate on a final design that I presented to the research team.

As a handover I gave them a prototype, components of the interfaces, a design system where I explained how to use the components and how to create new pages with just the components. This would enable the work to proceed even if I wasn't in the position as designer.

I was hired as a Product Designer at bunq, while working there I was focused on the Activation flows; which means I would make sure that people got in the door so that the designer focused on Retention would keep them in.

Next to the activation flows I had the chance to work on several different projects from detailed (interface animations) to full flows (claim account on web flow). As I worked at bunq I learned about product vision, presenting your work, reading and using data to create a story and how to work on developing long-standing features.

I used several tools at bunq:

• Sketch: for interface designs
• Abstract: for collaborative working through Sketch
• Figma: for collaborative working on features/projects
• Mixpanel: for data visualisation/reading
• Miro: for whiteboarding and flow sketching
• Slack: for communication
• G-suite: for communication and general file management

Using all these different tools I got the chance to contribute to several parts of the app and even outside of the bunq app.

During my time at Informaat I was sent to multiple companies to help them with their UX needs. I got the chance to once again help a start-up name Methaplanet which was a company that focused on biogas production; and ING which is a brick and mortar bank within the Netherlands.

While working at Methaplanet I had to research, design and test an application for them. Within this project we had weekly meetings and a workshop to help with building the app and concepts surrounding it.

While working at ING I had to work on designs for the ING Loans flows, during that I had to research and evaluate the designs to make sure they fit within the ING eco-system.

I used several tools at Informaat:

• Sketch: for interface designs
• Figma: for collaborative working on features/projects
• Teams: communication
• Miro: for whiteboarding and flow sketching

Using all these different tools I got the chance to contribute to several projects

At Secfi I had worked on the financial portfolio project mainly, but I also got the chance to design several screens/visuals for other projects. While working I had close collaborations with developers and product managers, together we brainstormed solutions to features and discussed future steps.

While working in Figma I got the chance to dive deeper into design systems and help setup Secfi's design system by creating complex components with several levels of interactivity. This way of working has helped me with creating and maintaining component libraries while working on freelance jobs.

I also learned about design rituals more and employed them while at Secfi. Regular meetings and feedback sessions were part of the work culture and helped with cultivating a design eye and open culture of sharing your work.

I used several tools at Secfi:

• Figma: for collaborative working on features/projects
• Figjam: for whiteboarding and flow sketching
• Slack: for communication
• Linear: for project management
• Leapsome: for performance management
• Hotjar: for user behaviour analysis
• Dovetail: for user research analysis
• G-suite: for communication and general file management

Using all these different tools I got the chance to contribute to several parts of the app and even outside of the Secfi app.

Currently I work at Fonk as a Product Designer, I get a variety of different projects that I work on simultaneously. It goes from huge corporations with a rebranding/design need to small businesses that might start up just now and need some help in the visual department.

At Fonk I'm not only designing I'm also helping with the general structure and way of working as so to determine what a good way is to keep moving forward as an agency. It's an involved collaborative effort in which several team members come to gether to contribute.

I used several tools at Fonk:

• Figma: for collaborative working on features/projects
• Figjam: for whiteboarding and flow sketching
• Miro: for whiteboarding and flow sketching
• Slack: for communication
• G-suite: for communication and general file management

Using all these different tools I got the chance to contribute to several clients of Fonk.

In my spare time I freelance and work on different projects to make sure my skills stay up to date and to keep my eye and intuition strong. Next to design projects I also work on consultancy, art direction, coding and 3d visualisations.

As a freelancer I'm not only working with UX/UI or even Product design. I also take the chance to help companies with concept creation or generally helping with structuring thoughts so others can flourish.

I used several tools as a freelancer:

• Figma: for collaborative working on features/projects
• Figjam: for whiteboarding and flow sketching
• Slack: for communication
• G-suite: for communication and general file management
• Zed: for coding, development and prototyping
• Filezilla: for FTP browsing
• Blender: for 3D visualisations

Using all these different tools I got the chance to contribute to different kinds of projects.