SwiftUI, UX/UI
University project made by me and another student. The Intro Week Bingo Game is an interactive web app designed to make university orientation week more social and engaging.
The goal was to help new students connect, have fun, and explore their environment in a playful way.
Read more about the projectArt Detective is an AI-powered museum app designed to make art exploration interactive, educational, and playful.
By implementing image recognitionthe app lets users scan artworks, discover details and information about the painting, the artist, and experience museums in a more immersive way.
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This redesign focuses on improving the live streaming interface of Kumite Technology’s karate tournament software.
As a Kyokushin Karate practitioner, I wanted to combine my hobby with design and technical skills — modernizing the display that shows fighters, points, and time.
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During my studies, I took part in an international design week where my team and I had just four days to develop and implement an idea addressing social polarization. We created an interactive concept that invites people to engage in playful, light-hearted debates on everyday topics like “Cats are cuter than dogs” or “Cereal is a soup.”
By bringing small debates into public spaces like bus stops, we aimed to reduce social polarization through humor, participation, and curiosity — showing that even small conversations can bridge big divides.
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The Trend Radar is a dynamic data-driven visualization built for Vanderlande to help stakeholders explore technological and market trends over different time horizons (0–3, 3–5, and 5–10 years).
It was a university group project developed in collaboration with Vanderlande.
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