who finds hikes and tortellini equally inspiring.
I'm on a mission to tackle problems before they even realize they're problems, adding a touch of UX magic to make the world a tad better. Join me in turning trails into intuitive journeys, and let's transform challenges into delightful solutions together!
Work
What I’ve been up to
Easy access
An app to integrate system diagnostic, customer care, certificate of installation provision, manual/faq area. In the medical industry.
Bruxelles, 2024
Founder & Creator
Creator and coordinator of an independent platform dedicated to fostering soft skills in children and teenagers through design thinking. I independently manage the entire project lifecycle: from writing and illustrating educational books (successfully self-published on Amazon) to driving the marketing strategy and managing social media channels for brand promotion.
Bruxelles, 2023-2024
Senior UX Designer
When Emakina was absorbed into EPAM, I found myself a colleague of another 60000 employees. Projects with a capital P, cross-world teams and multiculturalism as a beacon in the night.
Bruxelles, 2022-2023
Seniro UX designer
A quantum leap from provincial IT company to international web agency in the heart of Europe. I mainly took part in projects in the insurance and tourism industry, designing website usability: user flow, wireframes, informational architecture…
Imola, 2016-2021
UX & UI designer
Starting out as a UI designer, here I discovered my love for usability and user experience. My experience as UX designer grew in projects in the Fintech industry and the service world. Website, app and, most of all, intranet.
Roma, 2014-2016
Web designer
A two-year stint as a consultant in the fintech industry, leading the visual aspect of 360° portfolio management tools. From design to development, from Illustrator, to css and html.
Milan, 2013-14
Web & Visual Designer
My first communication and marketing campaigns (newsletter, affiliation banner and social campaign), built with photoshop, html5 and css3. national and international clients who took me out of the university classroom.
Multiplying visitors
The rebranding of the website to give the user a taste of the delights of visiting Qatar and all its hidden gems, with a focus on usability.
Digitise a service
A global company, whose value lies in the connection between employee and customer, with the scope to bring its business into digital age.
Building for the lasts
I had the pleasure of leading the communication revamp of Aviat, a non-profit that helps the people of Togo redeem themselves and for medical care. An attractive, updated and multilingual website.
A design system that stands
Where the effective and trouble-free work of employees is the priority. Usability, flows and design system are mixed together for a great result.
A risk simulator
Improving the usability of a financial risk simulator to gain the best experience as possible.
A bold and consistent identity
Designing the company website that reflect the key value of the company itself. A human centric design, a design system that stand.
Scalating usability
An international provider of financial services, asking us redesigning service to sign up for personal insurance. A usability study, 2 visual concepts, and some proposing evolutions.
Designing Thinkers
Imagine a generation of kids tackling climate change not with anxiety, but with creativity and logic. This is the goal of L'Arca Verde, a collection of 6 game-books.
An audit for the tourism
An audit about UX for the website of CMS cruise. How to explore and prioritise quick wins and mid-term improvements?
This was a team effort
Writing
UX what? Notes from the field
Innovating UX/UI Design with Artificial Intelligence: The IMU Tax Case
Imagine merging creativity with cutting-edge technology to redefine user experience. In my latest case study, I reveal how AI transformed the way I approach UX/UI design—from rapid usability testing to dynamic prototyping for an IMU tax tool. This journey showcases not only how AI streamlines workflows but also how human creativity remains essential. Dive in to discover a fresh, innovative twist on design, and get inspired to shape the future of UX/UI!
AI Virtual Assistants: The Future of Personalized Continuous Learning
Imagine a learning companion that not only understands your unique needs but also adapts to your pace and fuels your curiosity. In this eye-opening article, Elena Venieri reveals how AI virtual assistants are set to transform the landscape of personalized, continuous learning—making education more engaging, interactive, and tailored than ever before. Step into the future of lifelong learning and discover a new era where technology meets personal growth!
ROI and user experience
In fact, every time I find myself talking about my work and telling people about my role, I find myself having to explain not only what I do, but more importantly what it is for. As a user experience designer, I feel like I have to constantly persuade potential clients and stakeholders of my work.
Tell a story. Storytelling that drives the user
Stories inspire, motivate and trigger the imagination. Stories have always been a part of human life, ever since prehistoric times when stories were told on cave walls. And they continue to capture the attention of the listener to this day.
We forgot the elderly a ux tailored to boomers and seniors
There were 703 million persons aged 65 years or over in the world in 2019. The number of older persons is projected to double to 1.5 billion in 2050.
Accessibility. A world within everyone's reach
Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the world wide web said: ‘The power of the Web is in its universality’. Since its beginning we have strived to make as much information as possible connectable. In a speech he presented at the W3C meeting, London, 1997/12/3...
Creativity can be learned
Have you ever been faced with a blank sheet of paper and not known what to write, or faced with a problem but not found a solution, or faced with a gift but had no ideas? So many people find themselves in these situations every day and conclude by saying that they are not creative.