Scandinavian design is something I always admired and wanted to apply in my professional career. Working in Sweden gave me the opportunity to create a design that is simple and minimal that reflect Scandinavian designs.
When designing UI components, reusability and responsiveness is something that I always keep in mind. The components have to be carefully designed, developed and maintained so that they cover all possible scenarios such as long texts, positions, and different screen sizes.
While working at Worldfavor I had the chance to work closely with the customer success team and perform interviews, workshops, collect user feedback and get insights from real users. This relation helped me identify usability issues and potential flaws which reflect in refining flowcharts and in new design iterations.
Worldfavor is a complex system involving many different stakeholders. On my initiative, I have set a few workshops for defining user personas that help in designing new features and use cases. It also assists other teams in the company to not neglect any customer or user.
When I joined Worldfavor the platform's front-end was written using the AngularJS framework. As the platform grows and technology moves, the tech team had to make a decision on upgrading the stack and stay up to date with the latest technologies. After many years of developing in AngularJS, it has been decided to migrate to React and move towards a component-based mindset.
I have been actively involved in developing the platform in AngularJS as well as in the process of migrating crucial functionalities to React.
The tech team follows the Agile (SCRUM) development process with regular meetings such as Daily Stand-ups, Spring Retrospective, Backlog Refinement, etc.