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About me

About me

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About me

How I work

Good design isn't decoration. It's structure that lets a product explain itself in seconds.


I focus on clear systems, simple language, and interfaces that feel calm instead of overwhelming.


My path here wasn't straight. I sold vintage clothes at Amsterdam's Waterlooplein while studying economics, spent 15 years in operations and visual communication at an architecture firm, then moved to Madrid and into product design.


That mix shapes how I work: I think in systems, I start with the problem, and I don't add anything that doesn't need to be there.

How I work

Good design isn't decoration. It's structure that lets a product explain itself in seconds.


I focus on clear systems, simple language, and interfaces that feel calm instead of overwhelming.


My path here wasn't straight. I sold vintage clothes at Amsterdam's Waterlooplein while studying economics, spent 15 years in operations and visual communication at an architecture firm, then moved to Madrid and into product design.


That mix shapes how I work: I think in systems, I start with the problem, and I don't add anything that doesn't need to be there.

How I work

I am a product designer who likes minimal, well-functioning digital products where simplicity is the outcome, not the starting point, and complexity hides behind it.

Good design is not decoration. It is structure that lets a product explain itself in seconds.

I focus on clear systems, simple language and interfaces that feel calm instead of overwhelming. I am currently product designer for a two-sided SaaS marketplace in development, owning everything from research to production-ready UI. I use AI to clear the repetitive work, leaving more headspace for the decisions that actually shape a product.

My path here was not straight. I sold vintage clothes at Amsterdam's Waterlooplein while studying economics, spent 15 years in operations and visual communication at an architecture firm, then moved to Madrid and into product design.

That mix shapes how I work: I think in systems, I start with the problem and I do not add anything that does not need to be there.

SEE MY WORK

Witty Wolf Design

By Marco Ramos Steinfort
By Marco Ramos Steinfort
By Marco Ramos Steinfort
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