I’m Alexis, a product designer in Paris for critical tools. critical tools. operator consoles. AI-assisted tools. high-stakes tools. I turn dense, high-stakes work into interfaces people can trust under pressure. Seven years on contact-centre consoles, CRMs and admin tools. I research in the field, make the hard trade-offs, and build the front end myself with AI. Open the case studies just below, or get in touch to talk about a role.
Event+ Product designer, product and brand Brand, member app, Event+ Pro 2026 Burst IT CPO 12 clients, team of five 2025–2026 1 Ocean UX/UI Designer and webmaster Donation experience 2024–2025 Remmedia UX Product Designer ContactMe, RemBoost 2019–2024 Freelance UI/UX and art direction Identity and product work 2019–now Master in Design Strategy ESSCA Shanghai, then George Brown College, Toronto 2018–2019 Art direction ECV Creative Schools, Aix-en-Provence 2014–2017
How I work 01 Go where the work happens Contact-centre floors, labs, hospital maintenance teams. Interviews and observation before any screen.
02 Name the trade-off Every case study here turns on one decision. I write it down, with the option we did not take.
03 Keep a human on the output When AI drafts something, it draws from a closed source and a person approves it before it leaves.
04 Build it, then measure it I prototype and ship front ends with Claude Code, and run QA with engineering on every release.
~ 150 screens for one operator console
7 industries researched for a CRM
12 clients served in one year
× 2conversion on a paid funnel
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This console is real: it watches this page and this visit, nothing else. This is the kind of tool I design.