Image: Volkswagen AGSteering the UX of an entry-level EV
Owning the in-car experience of Volkswagen ID. EVERY1 — from ~300 user needs to a customer-satisfaction KPI the whole programme can track.
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Image: Volkswagen AGOwning the in-car experience of Volkswagen ID. EVERY1 — from ~300 user needs to a customer-satisfaction KPI the whole programme can track.



Live project · updated 18 Oct 2026
A live side project: a CrossFit timer for chalky hands and loud music, built by two people. This case study grows with every step we finish.

Turning a blank brief into a clear, tested dashboard — starting with the people who would use it every day.



A dating-style app that matches shelter animals with the right people — designed with the shelters, not just for them.

It’s me
I’m a UX designer with a Master’s in Human Factors and a background in psychology. For six years I’ve been turning what people need into things they enjoy using — from training programmes in aircraft production to the in-car experience of Volkswagen’s next entry-level EV.
Today I steer ~300 user needs for ID. EVERY1, lead a core team of cross-functional experts on UX topics and build small Python tools when spreadsheets aren’t enough. Off the clock: CrossFit, sketchbooks and big trips with a small backpack.