Hello!
I'm Rita👩🏻💻 a digital
Product Designer.
I'm currently working at Shell Agile Hub,
mentoring at DesignLab and co-founder at Studio Oto.
With over 10 years of experience in the digital landscape,
I've had the opportunity to work with clients such as American Express, NatWest, RBS, the Mayor of London, Ebury, Essence Global, Continente, and Auchan.
Shell Supplier
Energy Transition hub
Discovery · Research · Prototype · Usability Testing
SETH is a digital platform that enables Shell to gain a deeper understanding of its supply chain emissions. I lead the design of the entire design process, from the MVP phase to release.
American Express Authentication
Discovery · Prototype · Usability Testing
As part of the American Express mobile app team, I played a key role in enhancing the mobile card activation experience for first-time users.
Olive reports
Research · Prototype · Usability Testing
Olive Reports is a platform designed to provide automated weekly reporting to clients, showcasing media plan performance. As the lead designer, I was responsible for re-designing the user experience to increase platform adoption.
Beanbag
Discovery · Prototype · User interaction
As part of the design team, I contributed to the development of a mobile application that provides users with the ability to monitor and control their house's temperature, lighting, and water heating.
London.gov
Discovery · Prototype · Usability Testing
The website of the Mayor of London and Greater London Authority is a responsive web presence, which successfully works across multiple devices and contexts. As part of the design team, I was involved in the design of the website, with a focus on the 'In my area' feature.
eQ online banking
Discovery · Prototype · Usability Testing
As part of the design team, I contributed to the re-design of the electronic banking system - eQ, that provides users with information on cash accounts and fixed-term deposits. This platform meets the needs of financial intermediaries, institutional clients, and corporate clients.
