About the project

Aliadas was a research project funded by the Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID) in Chile, where I worked alongside a multidisciplinary team of researchers, professionals, and students from the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. The project aimed to support women entrepreneurs during the pandemic by designing technological solutions to improve their visibility in digital markets and foster the creation of collaborative work networks.

My role involved conducting a user experience evaluation with elderly users to assess their interaction with the Aliadas Alfa mobile app. Through user interviews and analysis, I identified pain points and areas for improvement in the app’s interface. I then provided actionable UX/UI recommendations to enhance accessibility and user-friendliness for older users, ensuring a more inclusive experience.

Additionally, I developed low-fidelity prototypes using Miro and high-fidelity prototypes in Figma, based on user feedback and heuristic evaluations. I employed various UX research techniques, such as user interviews, surveys, and card sorting, to gather valuable insights that guided the app’s redesign.

About the project

Notepath was a mobile application designed to help users achieve their musical goals by generating musical paths or progressions. Targeted at young adults and teenagers, the app aimed to alleviate the frustration of not knowing what to play next to make progress in their musical journey. Additionally, it integrated gamification elements to keep users engaged and motivated.

The app also included spaces for advertising targeted at music teachers, addressing the challenge many faced in promoting their services. Teachers could create profiles, receive reviews, and be searched by users based on proximity, making it easier for both students and instructors to connect.

I worked as part of a 7-person team, and my role involved designing and implementing the front-end using React Native. This included creating a user-friendly, visually engaging interface with smooth navigation and interactive features. I contributed to the development of personalized musical pathways based on users' preferences and progress while also enabling teachers to create and manage their profiles.

Notepath combined musical learning, social interaction, and gamification to offer an engaging experience, while also providing a unique platform for music teachers to promote their services and connect with potential students.

About the project

My personal portfolio, migrated from a previous version made with React to TanStack Start as an opportunity to explore the new TanStack Router and server functions. This migration also served as an opportunity to improve the overall structure and set up a shared config package to safely obfuscate personal data in the public repository.

The UI was rebuilt using DaisyUI and Tailwind v4, with support for light and dark themes and responsiveness. Accessibility was considered, addressing contrast, semantic markup, and screen reader compatibility.

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