After discovering the power of Design Systems, especially design tokens and automation, there was no going back to a regular way of working. Leading the topic, I started a phase of research, development, and evangelization in addition to other projects. I mainly focused on “technical design” (industrialization and optimization), testing models and tools.

Communication with different teams, mainly developers and solution architects, became a key part of my mission, both internally and on the client side. I also had many opportunities to act as a referent: collecting client needs, conducting audits, advising teams, and always keeping collaboration and optimization as my main concerns.

Following a successful internship, I began my career as a UX/UI designer. During that time, I had the chance to work on a variety of web and mobile projects across different sectors like banking, transportation, sports, luxury, retail, telecommunications, culture, and energy with many talented people. It was also during this period that I discovered the power of design systems and design tokens, which became a main focus and passion. In addition, I continued designing, creating wireframes, conducting audits, and contributing to analytical missions.

During this 3-month internship, I worked closely with both the UI and UX team. I had the opportunity to take part in a wide range of activities, including interface design, audits, benchmarks, wireframes, information architecture, customer journeys, and branding.

For this 3-month internship, I worked mainly with the strategy and marketing teams. My main tasks included audits, surveys, benchmarks, personas, and wireframes for digital experiences.

It was during this internship that I discovered “Sketch” and the power of components. As a beginner, it was amazing to see what we could do and how much time it could save. I worked on web wireframes and designs, as well as on a web app.