• About

    My story

    Despite my kitchen being a messy culinary "lab", I care deeply about decluttered experiences.

    Especially the invisible ones inside organisations.

  • In brief

    Enthusiastic learner, systems thinker in progress, detective‑drama fan, and chaotic kitchen experimenter.

    About me

    I’ve been working in UX since 2007, but my focus today is very different from when I started.

    I’m a UX Lead working across complex, multi‑persona ecosystems, where problems don’t live in isolation, and “just fixing the UI” is rarely enough.

    I recently become a systems thinking enthusiastic fan, helping teams understand how pain points connect across journeys, roles, legacy decisions, and organisational constraints.

    At Springer Nature, I lead strategic UX initiatives across editorial and peer-review platforms, working closely with Product, Design, Engineering, and Leadership to:

    • make experience debt visible
    • connect user problems across systems and journeys
    • turn research insights into clear priorities and action

    I write and speak about UX debt, systems thinking, and design maturity, with the goal of helping teams move from symptom-fixing to structural improvement.

  • 3 things I love

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    Busy kitchens

    Playing and experimenting with food

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    Detective dramas

    Solving whodunnits and crime stories

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    Water chills

    My only element of choice to decompress and reconnect