Mariana works across industrial & graphic design, UX/UI, software development, and visual systems. Her practice is calm, tactile, and precise, with attention on how things look, move, and hold together.
Mariana works across interface design, industrial & graphic design, software development, and product thinking as one continuous practice. The same care goes into hierarchy, proportion, motion, and physical logic.
The result is work that feels composed rather than decorated: products with a clear visual language and enough restraint to last.
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A premium digital banking system rebuilt around confidence, speed, and emotional clarity. Mariana redefined flows, hierarchy, and motion language so the product felt intelligent rather than merely functional.
A connected home product designed as both object and service. Mariana shaped the industrial form, interaction logic, and companion interface so the ecosystem felt calm, legible, and premium from hand to screen.
A service experience connecting patients, clinicians, and logistics into one coherent system. Mariana translated complexity into a precise interface language that made every touchpoint calmer and more actionable.
Mariana moves fluidly between observation, abstraction, and form. She can discuss material tolerances, navigation logic, product positioning, and micro-interactions in the same review without flattening any of them into jargon.
The value is not just aesthetic quality. It is coherence. Every layer pushes toward the same outcome: products that look sharp, behave clearly, and hold together under pressure.
Audit the product, users, and context until the real tension becomes visible.
Define the interaction grammar, form principles, and visual rhythm before scaling.
Move quickly into prototypes where motion, affordance, and hierarchy can be judged honestly.
Package decisions so product, engineering, and stakeholders can execute without dilution.
Open to projects that need product thinking, visual control, and sensitivity to both interface and object.