I'm a UX/UI designer with four years of experience across B2B SaaS, logistics, and digital agencies. My work sits at the intersection of business strategy and interface — I'm most useful when there's ambiguity to structure and stakeholders to align.
I moved to Germany in 2024 looking for new opportunities. I'm currently preparing for my B1 German certification (July 2026) while working on self-initiated case studies focused on the German digital landscape. I work natively in English and Spanish, and in German when people understand I'm in my language-learning phase.
Outside of tools and methods, what I care about is building things that survive contact with real users — and measuring whether they did. I'd rather ship a smaller, clearer design than a beautiful one that doesn't work.
Every designer says they care about research, systems, and craft. These are the specific shapes those words take in my work.
Every project starts with a measurable business question. If I can't write down the outcome in one sentence, I'm not ready to design. Pretty is a byproduct of solving the real problem.
A design isn't shipped until someone else can maintain it. I care about documentation, component libraries, and training the team that inherits the work. Otherwise it decays in three months.
Every project ends with numbers: conversion, engagement, time saved, errors reduced. Sometimes the numbers say I was wrong. That's the point — it's the only way to get better.
The stack I rely on across product design, content delivery, and team collaboration.
Open to full-time, part-time, and freelance roles across Germany, and remote in Europe, United States and LATAM.
angie.varelab7@gmail.com