An expense-splitting app for people juggling multiple groups at once. Splitwise, Tricount, and Venmo Groups all show the group's side of the ledger — none show what it costs you personally.
A one-page app turning a Natural History Museum dataset of hundreds of dinosaurs into something people actually want to explore. A large, complex dataset made simple, clear, and easy to browse.
Home search platform for first-time buyers — a population terrified by listings written for sellers. A side-by-side comparison view that turns overwhelm into a confident decision.
Beauty experts, virtual try-on and shopping in one app, for advice that fits your own skin. The full UX process, from interviews and card sorting to two rounds of usability testing.
Hi, I'm Farzaneh, a UX/UI Product Designer with a background in architecture.
Architecture taught me to design for how people actually move through a space, and to lead teams doing it. When I moved into product design, the same instinct carried over: user-centred solutions, not decoration, interfaces that hold up under real use, not just in a mockup.
My interest in UX started during a Service Design course at Politecnico di Milano, exploring where urban design, technology, and citizen engagement meet. I followed that into a UX/UI Specialization at CareerFoundry, then designed digital products end to end across EdTech, FinTech, and consumer apps.
Beyond product design, I'm really into art: I love spending time in galleries and museums. Art not only fascinates me but also influences my creative approach. When not immersed in design, you might catch me nurturing a small jungle of plants, cultivating a peaceful and artful haven within my space.