Archive
A selection of projects that trace my path across UX, information architecture, digital strategy, and web development. They were born in different contexts, but share one thread: using design to understand complex problems.
A diary, three popi, and many adventures
A vibe-coding experiment to track mountain hikes with our border collie. I used ChatGPT as a consultant and prompt generator, Codex for development, and a technical stack based on GitHub, Vercel, and Astro.
An independent space dedicated to La Spezia artist Gianluca Lerici.
Started as a project for the Web Design and Programming exam at the University of Pisa, the website collects publications and works by La Spezia artist Gianluca Lerici. In March 2026 it became a vibe-coding experiment to keep spreading Prof Bad Trip's art.
How to improve family life in the city
A project that follows the UX process from needs definition and research to deliverables such as personas, usage scenarios, empathy maps, and journey maps.
Information architecture and user experience behind Netflix
An analysis of the streaming platform from an information architecture perspective, developed as a reverse-engineering exercise with classmates from the master's program.
Rethinking social features for a major national newspaper online
A design proposal born from a concrete problem: a comments section that generated toxic conversations and gratuitous attacks. The work explores how to intervene in the product's social dynamics.
Data and analysis on smoking habits in Italy
A project built with W3C standards, front-end libraries, and Istat data exposed through APIs. It combines analysis, visualization, and web development to read Italy's smoking phenomenon.
Digital as a growth engine for SMEs
A training, consulting, and business-support program for local companies, created as part of the Google and Unioncamere project. For nine months I supported 50 SMEs in developing their digital strategy.
Digital cataloguing of Giampietrino's artwork
A digital cataloguing project built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the Digital Humanities degree program at the University of Pisa.
