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Hello :) I am 

 

TALIA

UX/UI Designer  ex-architect
exploring spaces  once physical, now digital 
and shaping experiences

UX/UI 

projects

Risk-Guard

 B2B

web

risk managment

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Helping logistics teams handle real-time shipment disruptions with clarity and speed.

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Uber-Flex

 B2C 

 transportation 

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mobile

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Making UberX rides more affordable by offering flexible pickup windows

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BigID LMS

 B2B

web

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learning managment

Redesign of BigID’s internal learning system to be easier to navigate, more motivating, and clearly structured.

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Florence 

Design thinking lab focused on improving the day-to-day reality of caregivers in a hospital environment.

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Spatial & Service Design 

 Healthcare 

and how I used them in my architecture projects

MY SKILLS 

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Researching

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Concept Building

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Planning 

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Simulating

ABOUT ME

and my path as a designer

I have always loved planning, creating, and organizing spaces.
I guess that’s why I was always told I should be an architect - and so I became one.

​I studied at Bezalel, then worked as an architect. I didn't know it yet but my journey toward human-centered design began back then.

But over time, I realized my true passion wasn’t the space itself, but the way people use and interact within it, and how design has the power to shape their experience.

Its all aligned to me, and the purpose was always - the user and his needs.

So I moved from architecture to UX/UI, trading walls for pixels, driven to create meaningful, direct and immediate impact. ​​

That's me - unafraid to change direction when something feels more purposeful or precise. ​​

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