Product / Service / Design / Strategy / User Experience
I help companies build products that are easy to use, reliable, and designed to scale.
Good design solves real problems—it reduces friction, supports growth, and delivers measurable impact over time.
Victor is an excellent UX practitioner. He takes a very pragmatic approach to UX design and is very focused on making sure his design solutions are user-centered. He is also very good at brainstorming and coming up with multiple solutions for complicated UX problems.
Managed Victor at Razorfish for Intel
[Victor] led design efforts for a complex data annotation platform, bringing strong product thinking, a sharp eye for design pattern consistency, and a deep commitment to creating intuitive user experiences
Managed Victor at Apple AI/ML
Victor is so good at incorporating everything into his designs: attractive layouts, logical navigation, scalability and sustainability [...] being totally dependable and communicating receptively whilst bringing his expertise to the table.
Worked with Victor at Apple AI/ML
Sometimes it’s very difficult to know if a digital product/service is well designed: one has to both have the context of the intended user, and be able to use it as intended by the task to be fulfilled. However, it is quite easy to know when some digital products/services are somehow poorly...
Conflict tends to arise when individuals/roles/teams/orgs are trying to achieve goals that point to different directions. The best way to avoid, manage, and solve conflict (and the one exercise that helps teams the most with the least effort) is to get those individuals/roles/teams/orgs aligned on...
The word design comes from Latin designo, same origin as designate: “To mark out and make known; to point out; to indicate; to show; to distinguish by marks or description”. It is about communicating an idea, not just composing it....
Thoughts
Victor Zambrano
The big problem with the case for or against everyone learning to code is the word “everyone”.
“Many of us”, “most of those involved with design”, “an increasing amount of people”, “a growing number of the world population”, perhaps.
Just not “everyone”.
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