Hi, I'm Joran!
In high school, I took a woodworking course, where I learned technical drawing, designed furniture in both 2D and 3D, and even programmed CNC machines. That's where I developed a structured way of thinking: how things are built, how they function, and how everything fits together.
Later, I switched to applied computer science. Although programming itself wasn't quite my thing, it did give me a good understanding of how digital products work.
That combination eventually led me to digital design, where I found the perfect balance between logic, structure, and creativity. Through UI and UX, I realized that this is where I want to focus my efforts.
I efficiently prioritize tasks by importance and can immediately see what requires immediate attention.
I can effectively communicate ideas and collaborate with team members to achieve common goals.
I approach challenges with a systematic and creative mindset, finding innovative solutions.
I take responsibility for my work and place great importance on quality and clear communication. I collaborate purposefully with developers and stakeholders to deliver strong products.
I work in an organized manner and pay close attention to detail. Through a structured approach, I ensure consistent designs and smooth collaboration within the team.
I analyze user needs and translate insights into practical and well-thought-out solutions. I strive to create clear, user-friendly, and consistent experiences.
What attracts me most to UX is understanding how people interact with products and where things go wrong. I naturally analyze interfaces whether it's a website, an app, or even a game. When something feels off, I immediately start questioning why.
I'm especially driven by fixing frustrating experiences: unclear flows, unnecessary steps, and inconsistencies that break the user's trust. My goal is to grow into a UX-focused product designer who builds solutions based on research and real user insights not assumptions.
As I'm starting my career, I'm actively focused on building experience through projects and continuously improving my portfolio. I see this phase as an opportunity to refine how I think, work, and solve problems as a designer.