Work

Rydoo

I've been designing end to end Rydoo's mobile app since 2018. Next to that I've been supporting Rydoo's travel squad, and contributing to Rydoo's design system and design processes. I designed Rydoo's new mobile app, helped the company start doing usability tests, introduced new tools and ways of working, kicked off our new Design System, and helped foster cross collaboration between different teams.

Rydoo

2018-2021

Stepstone

During a 3 year collaboration with StepStone I helped the company, as a UX Designer for Central, transform from an obsolete job board that was still relying on uploading PDFs for its listings to a modern job board that candidates enjoy to use. Read a testimonial by Xavier Massaut, Stepstone's Head of User Experience in Central's blog.

Central

2015-2018

Proxyclick

As a UX designer at Central I worked closely with Proxyclick for almost 4 years helping the company shape its website, backend application and kiosk app. Two designers were assigned for each 4-day design sprint, and usually I was the one responsible for organising and facilitating the sprints, creating and testing prototypes, while another colleague would be complementing me on visual design and/or development.

During these 4 years I had the luck to experience first-hand how design can transform a small start up to an industry leader without throwing away vast amounts of money. Read a case study in Central's blog.

Central

2014-2018

Umami

I helped Central come up and shape new initiatives that were well received by the Belgian design community. Umami Talks were popular, intimate design meet-ups, that invited experienced product people like Tim Van Damme, Jeremy Le Van and Benjamin De Cock - among others - to talk about their experience. Umami Bites was a weekly design newsletter and UXdesigners.be a job board for designers based in Belgium.

Central

2015-2018

Maradio.be

Spotify and the likes offer instant personalised music streamed to every connected device nearby at an incomparable convenience. Facing this challenge, MaRadio, a radio platform for the French-speaking Belgian radio stations (such as RTL, RTBF, Nostalgie and FunRadio) contacted Central and asked us: “How might we improve the player’s listening experience on all devices, so that we can still compete with the convenience of streaming services?”

Central

2015

Le Wagon

Le Wagon is a coding bootcamp of two months, specifically targeted towards young entrepreneurs that want to build the next big thing. During a couple one day workshops, I offered a hands-on intro to the ‘wagonistas’ on how to embrace design in product development and deliver successful products to the market. Read a post on Central's blog.

Central

2013

Smart

SMart provides professionals across Europe with services that simplify contract drafting and business management. The SMart team asked Central to think beyond it's core business and conceptualize new services that could service its community.

As a UX designer for this project I worked on two main concepts:
1. Agora, an online platform for SMart members to meet, exchange ideas and collaborate.
2. Jobs, a jobs marketplace fostering professional mobility across Europe.

Central

2013

Immoweb

This was not a real case study. It was a way for us to test our 4-day design sprint at Central. We chose Immoweb, the biggest real estate website in Belgium for our design sprint. Read more in Central's blog.

Central

2016

Friends of Europe

Friends of Europe (FoE) is a Think Tank seeking to revitalise the European Project and build a more inclusive, sustainable and forward-thinking Europe. As a UX designer for this project I helped FoE rethink how it was to communicate with its audience and redesign the platform for its readers.

Central

2014

Debating Europe

Debating Europe is a platform where citizens can debate the issues they care about with European politicians and experts. As UX designer for the project I helped the organisation explore what an online debating platform could be. Improved the way debates were organized and featured on the platform. Optimised the overall readability and usability of the platform and added tools specific to the ebaters’ needs. The end result increased the number of views and user interaction on the platform.

Central

2013

Sony

While at Namahn I worked as a UX designer for Sony Europe helping the company tackle many of its UX challenges in the early years of e-commerce. One of them was to design the new online store for Sony Europe that would align with the new Sony Global website.

Namahn

2011-2013

ASTUTE

Good interaction design is about understanding the context of each user scenario and presenting to the user the most useful options. This is what we tried to do within ASTUTE – a consortium project of 25 partners in seven countries – exploring proactive multi-modal Human-Machine Interface.

As a UX designer for this project I worked on two proofs of concept; one in the area of emergency dispatching and one in the area of manufacturing process management. For the emergency dispatching concept, the focus was on a system for fire brigades during an emergency response situation.

When I started working on the project, my colleagues had already done intensive field studies, developed user scenarios, personas, and a storyboard illustrating user interactions with the technology. I worked on the prototypes for the emergency dispatching team and the manufacturing process management. While at the same time, I worked on identifying design patterns, that could be applied in other domains.

Namahn

2012

EVS

EVS is the leader in live video technology for broadcasting. This was my first design project as a UX designer, a very challenging one, but fullfilling as I got to know the job behind the people that do the slow motions on TV. I even had the chance to watch a football from inside a TV van!

As a UX designer for this project, I helped with the facilitation of the design workshops, worked closely with the client, created wireframes and prototypes that tested with the users and iterated on.

Namahn

2011

Kamworks

Kamworks is a Dutch company, based in Cambodia, specializing on solar powered solutions. Kamworks asked us – a team of four MSC. students of Product Design at TUDelft – to design a solar-powered lantern to serve the 70+ percent of Cambodians that have no access to the power grid.

Moonlight received two design awards; the Toon van Tuijl Designprijs at the Dutch Design Awards in 2008, and the Feel the Planet Earth CIFIAL Design Award 2008. Moonlight got into production by Kamworks in October 2009 and has sold more than 40.000 units. Images by Mathieu Young

Kamworks

2008

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