Hi there!

My name is George and I’m a colourblind Product Designer.

You may be wondering, “What’s that got to do with it, George? Ever since I was a child, I always felt different when, for example, having trouble analysing maps in Geography class, something that other children didn’t experience.
At the age of 16, a little late, I discovered that this was due to my colourblindness.

This condition has profoundly influenced my approach as a Product Designer, increasing my empathy towards accessibility. Although my colourblindness is not severe and I lead an absolutely normal life, it has taught me to value the importance of inclusive designs for all users, regardless of their limitations or possible disabilities.

Throughout my career, I have transformed this apparent disadvantage into a strength. I have honed my ability to identify and solve usability problems, ensuring that my designs are both aesthetically pleasing, functional and accessible. My communication skills and ability to work as part of a team have been essential in achieving this, allowing me to deeply understand end-user needs and collaborate effectively to find the best solutions.

I am passionate about every stage of the design process, from research and brainstorming to prototyping and final implementation. I strive to think outside the box and be meticulous in every detail, ensuring that each element meets high standards of accessibility and functionality.

Beyond the technical aspect, I am a curious and proactive person, always looking to learn and improve. I enjoy communicating with different teams and stakeholders, explaining my design decisions and how they contribute to the overall project objectives.

I strongly believe that my vision, along with my dedication and passion for inclusive design, can add significant value. I would love the opportunity to meet and share more about how I can contribute to new and interesting projects.