Projects
Graduation Internship at Stoov
​As part of my UX internship at Stoov, I led a comprehensive redesign of their Shopify-based webshop. Through audits, user interviews, prototyping, and A/B testing, I delivered data-driven improvements to product pages, navigation, and mobile experience—balancing business goals with user needs across multiple international markets.
Project shared spaces
The project, initiated by three public libraries in North and South Holland with support from ProBiblio, aims to redefine libraries as inclusive spaces for language exploration and creative engagement. It addresses the challenges of traditional written language, encouraging young adults to experiment with forms of self-expression. It seeks to transform libraries into dynamic hubs for collaboration and exploration of language beyond books.
Music Festival application
I designed a music festival app focusing on intuitive navigation, creative visuals, and personalization features. Starting with sketches and low-fidelity wireframes, I developed a high-fidelity prototype inspired by a mood board.. Through user testing and iteration, I refined the design to balance aesthetics and functionality, creating an engaging and user-friendly experience.
​I worked on a multidisciplinary project to design sustainable packaging for the beauty and cosmetics industry using PaperFoam, an eco-friendly material. The final product featured customizable inserts, ergonomic hinges, and tamper-proof closures, blending aesthetics with functionality and environmental responsibility.
Project Artificial Creatures
Our project, AXIL, was an interactive robot designed to challenge users' empathy and trust in artificial beings through an emotionally charged narrative and deceptive tasks. Visitors engaged in helping the robot "escape" by solving color-coded puzzles, only to uncover its sinister intentions, sparking reflection on human-machine relationships.
Art as a Creative Escape
Outside of UX design, painting and digital art are how I recharge and stay inspired. I enjoy working in an impressionistic style, experimenting with color and texture, and creating character art that tells its own quiet story. Whether it’s on canvas or screen, art gives me space to explore ideas freely—and often brings fresh perspective to my design work.
