Ehy, you found
my secret project!
❤️
About me
I was born and raised in Messina back in '95. Right from the start, thanks to my dad, I got hooked on two things: technology and engines.
My first computer was a Pentium 4 with 256MB of RAM and a 100GB hard drive. I spent hours drawing in Paint and playing around with text styles in Word to create these super colorful, eye-catching pages. I'd use our internet connection to browse the LEGO website and squeeze in as many games as I could in an hour.
Over time, I fell in love with graphic design and photo editing software. In 2011, I designed my first logo for a web radio project, and shortly after, my first brand identity for a furniture store.
In 2015, I started at the Academy of Fine Arts, where I learned the real value and fundamental principles of graphic design. I wrapped up my studies with a somewhat visionary thesis on Design Systems and the role they would play in the future of design.
Since 2018, I've been applying everything I learned both in and out of school. In 2019, I opened my VAT number and kicked off my freelance journey.
Since then, I've woven user experience-focused design into my process, putting all my efforts into creating intuitive digital services and products that actually make people's lives better.
“
Design should put people at ease without overwhelming them. That's why we need more “Calm Design”: a balanced design that brings together aesthetics, functionality, and design sustainability.
– Francesco De Mento
About me
I was born and raised in Messina back in '95. Right from the start, thanks to my dad, I got hooked on two things: technology and engines.
My first computer was a Pentium 4 with 256MB of RAM and a 100GB hard drive. I spent hours drawing in Paint and playing around with text styles in Word to create these super colorful, eye-catching pages. I'd use our internet connection to browse the LEGO website and squeeze in as many games as I could in an hour.
Over time, I fell in love with graphic design and photo editing software. In 2011, I designed my first logo for a web radio project, and shortly after, my first brand identity for a furniture store.
In 2015, I started at the Academy of Fine Arts, where I learned the real value and fundamental principles of graphic design. I wrapped up my studies with a somewhat visionary thesis on Design Systems and the role they would play in the future of design.
Since 2018, I've been applying everything I learned both in and out of school. In 2019, I opened my VAT number and kicked off my freelance journey.
Since then, I've woven user experience-focused design into my process, putting all my efforts into creating intuitive digital services and products that actually make people's lives better.
“
Design should put people at ease without overwhelming them. That's why we need more “Calm Design”: a balanced design that brings together aesthetics, functionality, and design sustainability.
– Francesco De Mento
Ehy, you found
my secret project!
❤️
About me
I was born and raised in Messina back in '95. Right from the start, thanks to my dad, I got hooked on two things: technology and engines.
My first computer was a Pentium 4 with 256MB of RAM and a 100GB hard drive. I spent hours drawing in Paint and playing around with text styles in Word to create these super colorful, eye-catching pages. I'd use our internet connection to browse the LEGO website and squeeze in as many games as I could in an hour.
Over time, I fell in love with graphic design and photo editing software. In 2011, I designed my first logo for a web radio project, and shortly after, my first brand identity for a furniture store.
In 2015, I started at the Academy of Fine Arts, where I learned the real value and fundamental principles of graphic design. I wrapped up my studies with a somewhat visionary thesis on Design Systems and the role they would play in the future of design.
Since 2018, I've been applying everything I learned both in and out of school. In 2019, I opened my VAT number and kicked off my freelance journey.
Since then, I've woven user experience-focused design into my process, putting all my efforts into creating intuitive digital services and products that actually make people's lives better.
“
Design should put people at ease without overwhelming them. That's why we need more “Calm Design”: a balanced design that brings together aesthetics, functionality, and design sustainability.
– Francesco De Mento