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Eduardo Giles  

UX Designer

I have developed a strong passion for UI/UX design, fueled by years of experience in building meaningful customer relationships. I enjoy analyzing data and feedback to create solutions that address core challenges. This focus on problem-solving, combined with my interest in UI/UX, has driven me to continually expand my knowledge in the field. I am eager to transition into a career in UI/UX design, where I can apply my skills, contribute to impactful projects, and continue growing professionally.

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About Me.

I’ve embraced a journey of growth, both personally and professionally. Born in Mexico and now living in the U.S., I've learned to adapt to new cultures while staying connected to my heritage. Fluent in both Spanish and English, I can effectively communicate with people from diverse backgrounds.

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I’m passionate about learning and constantly seek to expand my knowledge, especially in UX design. This field has taught me the importance of patience and problem solving, as well as the need for attention to detail. My ability to analyze problems deeply, whether personal or professional, helps me find effective solutions, making UX design a natural fit.

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Ultimately, I’m someone who thrives on learning, values patience, and turns challenges into opportunities for growth

Skills

UX and Product Thinking

  • User Research – Surveys, interviews, and usability testing to understand what real users actually need (not just what they say they want).

  • Persona & Journey Mapping – Bringing users to life to uncover pain points and design better flows.

  • Wireframing & Prototyping – Sketching out early ideas and building interactive mockups that evolve with feedback.

  • Design Systems – Creating consistent, scalable components that keep products clean and usable.

Tools

  • Figma & FigJam – My go-to for designing interfaces, collaborating, and organizing ideas visually.

  • Behance –  I use to showcased projects with clear visuals and storytelling, highlighting my design process from research to outcomes.

  • Lyssna – I use usability tests and gather quick user feedback to validate design choices and improve usability

  • Wix – I use to build and customized my portfolio site to be clean, responsive, and easy to navigate.

Strategies and Analysis

  • Competitive Analysis – Digging into market research to see what others are doing right (and wrong).

  • Heuristic Evaluations – Spotting usability issues before they become user complaints.

  • Data-Informed Design – Using metrics and feedback to continuously iterate and improve.

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