My first contact with the fascinating world of User Experience was back in 2003 when I participated in a 3-month course about “Interaction, Information, Interface Design” - [ID]3. That course lead me to get more interested about the subject and started to read some related books and articles. A year later I decided to do a distant learning Master's course at Middlesex University of London.  In Jan 2006 i got my MSc in Human Computer Interaction. At the same time during 2005 I become a certified usability analyst (CUA) by Human Factors International after attending four seminars related to usability and giving my exams.Since 2003 I have never stopped to be interested in the subject of User-Centered Design and User Experience and i am constantly trying to be up-to-date by reading books and articles, participating in seminars, courses, workshops and conferences around the world. I am trying to keep updated on all the latest researches around the field of User Experience and I am an active member of the Usability Association Professionals (UPA) and the Interaction Design Association (IxDA).

The last years I had the chance to participate in many interesting projects and took part in many key activities such us:

• Creation of Design and User Experience Strategies and Methodologies
  
• Identifying User Insights and Goals
• Designing Personas and Scenarios
• Generating and Analysing researd data
• Information Architecture
  
• Creation of User and Task Flows
• Designing prototypes (paper, wireframes and high-fidelity prototypes)
  
• Developing Design Patterns
• Creation of Guidelines
• Designing Interfaces, Wireframes and Layouts
• Conducting Surveys & Questionaires
  
• Conducting Usability Tests
• Conducting Heuristic Evaluations
• Coordination of teams
  

Examples

This is a small collection of random deliverables: