Hi, I'm Margherita

Service &

Strategic

Designer

I design the invisible architecture behind great

experiences: the moments, interactions, and

decisions that shape how services are lived.

Hi, I'm Margherita

Service &

Strategic

Designer

I design the invisible architecture behind great

experiences: the moments, interactions, and

decisions that shape how services are lived.

MY DESIGN APPROACH

MY DESIGN APPROACH

I observe

I explore behaviors, needs, and contexts to uncover what truly drives people and systems.

I analyse

I make sense of complexity, turning insights into clear opportunities and strategic directions.

I resolve

I design solutions that align users, business, and operations, transforming insights into actionable, impactful services.

I observe

I explore behaviors, needs, and contexts to uncover what truly drives people and systems.

I analyse

I make sense of complexity, turning insights into clear opportunities and strategic directions.

I resolve

I design solutions that align users, business, and operations, transforming insights into actionable, impactful services.

WHAT I DO

WHAT I DO

Strategic
Design

Shaping long-term
direction and value.

UX
Design

Designing clear and
intuitive experiences.

Brand
Strategy

Defining a coherent and
meaningful brand story.

MY SKILLS

MY SKILLS

  • Service design & System thinking

  • UX research & user insights synthesis

  • Strategic workshop facilitation

  • Strategic workshop facilitation

  • Design thinking & innovation strategy

  • Product & Service experience mapping

  • Business Design & opportunity framing

  • Project planning and delivery

  • Project planning and delivery

  • Cross-functional collaboration

  • Cross-functional collaboration

  • Agile & Iterative Development Processes

BUT I'M NOT JUST A DESIGNER…

My passion

I'm a mountain lover

My dog

I have a soulmate

My hobby

I love climbing

"Every mountain has its own personality. It teaches you how to climb it."

"Every mountain has its own personality. It teaches you how to climb it."

Reinhold Messner