Anderson Paes, Product Designer. UX, UI & Data Visualization

I design human interface and experience even for machines.

Product Designer with experience in UX/UI projects for apps, web, and data visualization. Currently working on a mobile and web project for an international client based in the US, in the Data Economy sector. I am also a professor in the field of Design.

SUMMARY

🎓 Graduated in Product Design (BSc, 2017) and Communication (Advertising, BA, 2003; Journalism, BA, 2007)

🗄️ Experience as a UX/UI Designer, with previous works in Graphic and Industrial Design

🛠️ Proficient in design methodologies and tools

🎨 Skilled in prototyping with Figma and Adobe XD

🧩 Able to develop for web using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

🗣️ English, Spanish, Portuguese

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CASES

CASE #1

Supply Chain for Retail

I have worked on UX/UI for Inventory Management, Demand Forecasting, and Logistics Control systems in their SaaS and app versions.

Discovery Data Visualization Prototyping Metrics

CASE #2

UX/UI for a payment App

Zapay's challenge was to create the initial mobile version of their web payment service for vehicles licenses and taxes. The design was focused on the interaction flow/sales funnel, maintaining consistency with the web version in an accessible way. A highlight of this work is the reachability feature applied to the multiple selection list.

Accessbility Prototyping Interaction Flows

CASE #3

Google UX Certificate

My prompt on Google UX Certificate was design a sales monitoring app for a large fast food chain. I thought of design this prompt locally, allowing comparisons between products to help each restaurant to analyse and increase their sales.

How I see the future.

I believe that in the coming years we will see human-computer interaction evolve considerably. Starting with the growing demand for hands-free interaction, including voice interaction – and this implies that we will also be approached by speaking devices, by almost conscious AIs –, we will see new autonomous technologies and wearables.

I have a great interest in physical interfaces and the use of digital interfaces in everyday products. This led me to study topics related to the application of proxemics in new means of interaction and how we will respond to it. I have been consolidating my research into content that I intend to publish soon.

Accelerating Tableau with Figma.

How a design system for creating new dashboards has enhanced the quality of delivery and contributed to validating our data products.

There is a discovery and creation phase before reaching the development stage. It was at this point of creation that we incorporated Figma to facilitate prototyping. Thus, we created an “alternative design system” focused on the data analysis our clients perform, with the necessary flexibility to explore new scenarios.