Moreno
Quintero
Product Designer and
Head of Art
and Illustrator
Selected work
Personal Work
Musiquita tun tun
EducatMariapaulamorenoq@gmail.com
Moreno
Quintero
Product Designer and
Head of Art
and Illustrator
Selected work
Personal Work
Musiquita tun tun
EducatMariapaulamorenoq@gmail.com
I have been working on a few UX/UI projects as part of my master's program in UX/UI at UDIT, a university based in Madrid, Spain. I have learned how to define challenges and start investigations based on surveys and primary and secondary research. I have constructed concept service maps, user personas, blueprints and design systems to outline the best approaches for solving digital product challenges.
After defining the challenge and the product, I collaborated with a fantastic team to create high-quality projects. These included examples of wireframes developed in Figma and workflows designed to ensure a seamless and smooth user experience in digital products.
Context: Our challenge was to create solutions for people who have to move from one country to another. They must repurchase essential consumables and food, which requires an extra budget. They must also find a place to purchase these things in a new country.
Challenge: How can the products and food we leave behind when moving to another country have a second life and be reused by others in need?
Solution: We created an app that helps people quickly obtain essential consumables from recently moved people, sometimes even for free. The app also allows people to donate or buy different items and fosters a sense of community by facilitating physical meetings to connect.
Links: Board Figjam
Software used
Figma
Figjam
Illustrator
MidJourney
Figma
Figjam
Illustrator
MidJourney
Context: Our challenge was to develop solutions addressing how we live today in the face of climate change. We focused on ways people can contribute, adapt, and live better while acknowledging that climate change is a reality and may worsen in the future. Specifically, we concentrated on sports and how athletes might train in 2125, considering respiratory challenges and air quality issues.
This project has been enjoyable and has pushed us to envision the future. We used tools like MidJourney to interpret and illustrate the world we aimed to depict.
Challenge: How might High-performance athletes train in the year 2125?
Solution: We created a product for high-performance athletes, consisting of an adaptive suit and smart contact lenses that allow users to visualize key metrics, such as energy generated and air quality regulation, to enhance their performance and efficiency.
Links: Video - Figjam
Irene Sanz- Cesar Diaz - Leticia Carvajal
Software used
Figma
Figjam
Illustrator
MidJourney
Premier
Photoshop
Notion
Figma
Figjam
Illustrator
MidJourney
Premier
Photoshop
Notion
Design System