I design systems that make complex, growing operations easier to get right.
Fred Prieto
Senior UX Designer
Design for better lives
I design systems that make complex, growing operations easier to get right.
Fred Prieto
Senior UX Designer
A designer says they care how people feel and, in an enterprise room, someone thinks: cute, but does that hold up across four products and two brands on a single design system? It does; I co-built it.
And I care for the same reason it holds: where errors are expensive, the human side and the business side are the same side. A thirteen-field form cut to four steps isn’t kindness; it’s a request that arrives complete the first time. The fastest field to fill is the one the system already answered.
I come from Graphic Design, ten-plus years across logistics, education, and the public sector. The pattern repeats: a mandatory tool makes someone’s real work harder, they fall back to Excel and email, and what took months goes unused. Designing for adoption is designing for that person. You don’t mandate it; you build the governance that earns it.
I question the brief before running it, systematize to the smallest details, coordinate distributed teams. AI is part of how I work. None of it is the point. The point is when a problem I didn’t understand becomes something someone can just get done.
Outside work, the personal project I care about most is composting at home: separate, measure, adjust, wait. A small system with its own loop.

Fred Prieto
UX Designer