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UX/UI Designer + Design Engineer
A UX/UI designer and design engineer who turns complex technical, data-driven, and AI-powered workflows into clear, elegant digital product experiences.
Recruiter snapshot
Technical workflows, product clarity, and AI-aware UX in one profile.
Location
Spain / open to remote and European roles
Direction
UX/UI, product, design engineering
Edge
Research + technical prototyping
Focus
AI and data-informed workflows
Data-informed UX
Dashboards, sensors, risk signals, and reporting workflows.
AI product thinking
AI as a trustworthy workflow layer, not a novelty.
Technical fluency
Designing around real inputs, constraints, and implementation trade-offs.
International background
Spain, United States exchange experience, and education in the Netherlands.
Selected work
Each project is structured to help hiring teams quickly understand the problem, Alfonso's role, the UX decisions, and what should be measured next.
UX/product case study
A dashboard UX concept for translating XSens, Delsys, EMG, RULA, %MVC, and JASA data into clear ergonomic risk insight.
Problem: Biomechanical and ergonomic workflows produce dense signals that are difficult for technical users and non-technical stakeholders to interpret consistently.
Why it matters: Risk decisions often depend on confidence, thresholds, and context. A clearer interface can reduce interpretation friction and help teams move from raw signals to responsible action.
Educational UX case study
A gamified learning tool for Industrial Design students that turns design briefs, expertise areas, personas, partners, and resources into collaborative decision-making.
Problem: Industrial Design students often need a practical way to connect abstract methods, business framing, and team decisions during early concept development.
Why it matters: Good learning tools make decisions visible. The right game mechanics can help students discuss trade-offs instead of memorizing isolated methods.
AI product case study
A portfolio chatbot designed as an AI/UX product with structured knowledge, internal links, fallback logic, and hallucination guardrails.
Problem: Recruiters have limited time, and portfolios can be hard to navigate when the best evidence is spread across pages.
Why it matters: A helpful assistant can reduce navigation friction, but only if it stays grounded, transparent, and secondary to the normal site structure.
Portfolio assistant
The assistant helps recruiters ask targeted questions and jump into the right case study. It is grounded in editable portfolio content and the site still works without it.
This assistant only uses portfolio content and does not store conversations.
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Design principles
The portfolio highlights how Alfonso approaches complex workflows: clarify the goal, expose the right level of evidence, and make the next action obvious.
Start with the decision the user needs to make.
Use progressive disclosure: summary first, depth when needed.
Make confidence, constraints, and uncertainty visible.
Design AI features as accountable workflow support.
Treat accessibility, empty states, and errors as product quality.
Skills and tools
A practical mix of research, interface design, prototyping, data visualization, and implementation literacy.
Interfaces, flows, IA, usability, and visual systems for digital products.
Turning technical evidence into clear product decisions.
Enough implementation literacy to design with real constraints.
Contact
Open to UX/UI, product design, and design engineering roles across Spain, Europe, and remote-first teams.