A design agency creating digital products for international startups. Worked across 20+ mobile and web projects, translating requirements into UX flows, wireframes, and polished UI from concept to developer handoff. Designed complex interfaces for large platforms with 100–200 screens, accounting for edge cases and UI states such as errors, empty states, and loading. Also created landing pages for product launches and spent two months reviewing and guiding another designer's work.

Taught Spanish to individual students and groups of up to eight, both online and in person. Planned lessons around different learning goals and proficiency levels, adapting materials and exercises to each student's needs. Focused on making complex grammar and vocabulary easier to understand, encouraging active communication, and helping students build confidence in using Spanish in everyday situations.

Studied art history, criticism, and curating, exploring how art communicates ideas, challenges conventions, and shapes the way we see the world. This experience taught me to look beyond the surface, question assumptions, and pay attention to the details that influence how people interpret what they see.

Studied English and Spanish, with a focus on linguistics, language structure, and translation. The program combined theoretical coursework with extensive translation practice, covering written texts and the nuances of meaning, context, and expression across languages. It also offered a deeper understanding of how language works and how the same idea can be communicated in different ways depending on the audience and context.

The point where a Spanish teacher decided to become a designer. I learned the basics of designing web and mobile interfaces from scratch, from understanding layouts and user flows to creating complete screens. The course was taught by designers working on real products, so the focus was on practical tasks and how design works beyond theory. That same year, I joined TheRoom, where I began applying what I had learned to real client projects and continued developing my skills through hands-on work.

A step back from screens to the fundamentals of graphic design: composition, typography, grids, and visual hierarchy. The course explored how these elements work together to create clear, balanced layouts, with a focus on spacing, alignment, proportions, and the relationships between different elements.