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My challenges as an independent app-maker
A couple of years ago I started to learn to code with Flutter and dart in order to code my own mobile application, Tribe Check. In addition to learning the technology, and before my product was available to all on the stores, I encountered many challenges, technical, of course, but also administrative. Here is an overview of my main challenges as an independent app-maker, starting as a digital designer!
Tribe Check at Geneva Digital Health Day 2025
I will be presenting my mobile app, Tribe Check, at the Geneva Digital Health Day 2025 on May 22nd.
In just 5 minutes, I’ll pitch how Tribe Check provides a safety net for vulnerable individuals—and how it can support doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals in following up with at-risk patients. The goal: making sure that if something happens, someone knows and takes action.
From UX to app-making: a self-taught journey
After about 20 years as a UX Designer, I started feeling this eager to actually make something. Not a mock-up or a wireframe. The real product. 3 years later, my first app is live on the Play and App stores, I am working on a PRO version and starting my first ever PR campaign to promote it and reach my users. From learning to code with Flutter and dart to how ChatGPT and Copilot helped me through that journey, here is a summary of how it went.
Celebrating my 10th conference as a speaker!
My talk at the 2024 Congrès de la SMP (Société Suisse de Management de Projet) on the 4th April in Lausanne was my 10th conference as a speaker. During 1h30, I introduced participants to data visualisation and lead them to experiencing data storytelling. It was a great event, and I was thrilled to see in the audience participants from previous workshops. I’ll come back with a focus on this topic. But first I wanted to take this opportunity to celebrate this special anniversary and look back at my learnings as a UX speaker.
What UX owes to journalism
User Experience design is an interesting mix between many work areas, including cognitive psychology, marketing, graphic design, coding and many more. Among those roots that still inspire me on an everyday basis as a UX, I wanted to focus today on my early days passion for journalism and what it brings to my practice as a consultant.
15 tips to make your international online workshop a success
I believe collective intelligence represents a huge power for changing the world and transforming organizations. Working for an international structure, most of the workshops I have facilitated lately have been online and international, which adds up to the complexity of organizing a successful and insightful working session. Taking a step back, here are, in a totally random order, my 15 key tips to make your international online workshop a success.