HI, I’M NEGIN — Product DESIGNER BASED IN THE NETHERLANDS
I’ve spent the last four years designing across enterprise, healthcare, accessibility and education, from ASML to OLVG Hospital and Philips patient-monitoring systems. Much of that work has involved aligning different perspectives and turning complexity into practical design decisions.
Today, I’m a UX Designer at SEED, working with the team on Boom, a digital library for Iranian and Afghan children with different abilities and levels of access to technology.
I’ve also been bringing AI more deliberately into my design process. This portfolio, for example, was built from the ground up with Claude Design, from early exploration to the final site.
A behavioural nudge upstream of the alarm, co-created with A&E nurses at OLVG. Up to 99% of clinical alarms are false — and nurses must interpret them under pressure.
Helping 81+ applications adopt a shared design system through a redesigned contribution ecosystem. Adoption was low because contributing was slower than building around the system.
A calm reading mode and transferable design guidelines for Visual Snow Syndrome. Mainstream accessibility "best practices" can directly worsen neurological visual symptoms.
A GenAI concept with visible reasoning and expert oversight, designed inside the EU AI Act. Policymakers face data overload but won't act on conclusions they can't trace.
A tactile puzzle maze that sighted and visually impaired children play together — inclusive design as shared play, not a separate "accessible version".
I'm open to UX and service design roles where accessibility, healthcare, education, or social impact matter.