Who am I?
Hello! I am a French UX designer fascinated by information visualization and complex systems.
I am currently working for La Caisse des dépôts et des consignations where I design solutions for the Portail des Organismes de Formations. This platform allows company specialized in providing training courses to publish their courses on the French public platform Mon Compte Formation. More than 13 000 training companies use our platform and millions of training courses have been published since its creation. Our users can build their training courses catalog, publish the courses, follow their student cases & more.
I also used to work for the French startup power.xyz where I designed a platform that helps luxury & established brands to create and manage engaging experiences. This company is currently located in Paris at Station F in the LVMH startup campus. Its platform allows brands to create two types of engaging experiences: 3D viewers for their eshops (Maje, Vanesso Bruno, Zadig & Voltaire) & gamified online loyalty programs (Michelin 3xplorer club, Le Bristol).
I design interfaces while keeping in mind users' needs, design principles & my employer's financial goals.
I am interested in humans complex systems info visualization ants design systems
If you are curious about what I do, feel free to write me an email at bouvet.eniluap@gmail.com.
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Some work projects
Here are some case studies about professional projects I did so you can discover a bit more about my work.
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Favorite reads about design
Here is a collection of links to articles or books about design and computing I deeply enjoyed. 💜
- The sephist's blog by Linus Lee for his thoughts about interfaces and how to give user more power and flexibility while using LLM.
- Alexander Obenauer's work about an itemized OS. Alexander is rethinking the way we interact with computers. I love how he frees himself from the current limitations induced by proprietary softwares, his thougths resonates with Linus' article about tools for thoughts.
- In the begining was the command line by Neal Stephenson, old but gold. Neal explains the business of selling softwares and how we came to have such fragmented interfaces. He explains the begining years of proprietary softwares in a simple and fun to read way.
- As we design for users, it is always nice to better understand who owns what and why it has an gigantic impact on how people interact with their machines, so i recommend Free as in freedom: Richard Stallman's crusade for Free Softwares.
- Storytelling with data was an easy and efficient read that helped me a lot to better approach data and the way i design them.
- Thinking in systems is an easy and educating read i would recommend to designers who love to help build complex tools.