Ethics-driven product designer
Enikő Sliz-Veres is a Senior Product Designer with experience in both design and its legal aspects
Professional Certificate in User Research
Professional Diploma in UX Design
The unique expertise
I became a product designer after gaining extensive knowledge of digital products as a legal professional.
In my case, design and law together form a formidable duo—much like the King and Queen in a French deck, where strategy and creativity rule side by side.
The selected projects
For my projects, I capture the main conclusions through slam poetry, using rhythm and wordplay to make insights more engaging and memorable.
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Impacting millions
United Nation’s humanitarian organization
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The story of a resilient website
Nutriversum food supplement company (B2C)
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Matching tracking with the real world
Brenntag international profit-oriented company (B2B)
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Shaping the future of events
U.S.-based startup company
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Prepping a gaming app for funding
Gaming Hours app seeking venture capital
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Transforming the food advertising
A globally recognised legaltech concept
My approach to design
Avoiding Figmaism
I am a designer avoiding Figmaism—an obsession with tools at the cost of essential skills, like understanding business and growth.
I help others avoid this too, I lead study groups to bring the focus back from tools to basics with storyboarding and pen-and-paper methods.
Supporting inclusion
I’m a designer who cares about how people feel, aiming to create experiences that are welcoming and foster belonging.
I lead workshops on inclusivity and stay updated the European accessibility requirements to ensure better experiences for all.
Utilising research
I’m a designer who values research. Whenever I can, I rely on research insights to guide my decisions.
With my research knowledge and experience, I know how to turn research data into meaningful design decisions.
The person behind
Though I used to be a lawyer, I don’t fit the “serious” stereotype. I like to combine professionalism with fun whenever possible—whether it's interface design or a design training.
