monicazambrano.design

A little more about me

I'm passionate about applying human-centered design principles to complex problems in collaborative teams. Keep reading to discover my approach as a product designer and get to know me beyond my professional work.

My values as a product designer

My experience in the automotive industry with Fixico (B2B) taught me how to simplify complex technical systems for users. I'm eager to bring this skill to healthcare and educational technology, where accessible design directly impacts well-being and learning.

Data-driven design

My approach is deeply rooted in data. I use analytics, user insights, and research to steer my decisions. By grounding my work in real-world evidence, I can create designs that not only meet user needs but also align with business goals.

Data-driven design

Collaboration & Testing

I thrive in cross-functional teams where developers, researchers, and stakeholders all contribute to the solution. Great design emerges from diverse perspectives and testing with real users, to ensure the final product actually meets their needs.

Collaboration & Testing

Mobile usability

Designing for constrained interfaces taught me that mobile usability is where accessibility and functionality meet to create meaningful impact. Beyond convenience, intuitive mobile design can be essential for critical outcomes.

Mobile usability

On a personal level

I’m an introvert who thrives on meaningful interactions. Get to know me—start peeling this onion. (Drag the onion layers)

I have a serious love for spicy food—give me a good salsa and chips, and I’m set.

I have a serious love for spicy food—give me a good salsa & chips, and I’m set.

I love decorating physical spaces, especially for birthdays and special events. The most recent event I helped decorate and organize was for a team event; it was detective themed.

I like to unwind by baking. Nothing beats a warm home smelling like chocolate chip cookies.

There’s something special about putting pen to paper—whether it’s jotting notes, writing cards, or sketching wireframes. It helps me think more intentionally, especially when defining a problem in UX/UI design.

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