Our world of digital crafting has many similarities with building physical structures. We spend so many hours on our computers, phones, and other screens, that we can speak of an entire digital world. A world where we do our work, perform daily tasks, talk to friends, go shopping and even find the perfect date. Just like we would have done before by visiting different physical buildings in a city. Digital interfaces are our new houses and through the years our personal devices have become our own private safe space. Graduated in engineering-architecture, I was struck many times by the similarities between both worlds. I want to highlight the important touch points between physical and digital architecture. The ones where we can learn from architects and builders and how it can help us build better digital experiences.
With a degree in civil engineering/architecture and experience in software development, I found my passion in the world of User Experience. Working as a consultant for different clients in different sectors challenges me to translate complex business processes into the best digital solution. I love to learn from all those different worlds and trying to find the best fit for every specific context.
Living near Antwerp, Belgium, I love eploring Medieval cities and tasting local beers. In the summertime you can find me jumping out of airplanes, during the winter I fly birds of prey as a falconer.
