Giulio Andreini
About Giulio Andreini
Giulio Andreini is a Senior Product Designer and founder of Mondo Surf and Surfy Nomads, with extensive experience in user experience design. He has worked at various companies, including n8n, where he has contributed to significant features and enhancements.
Current Role at n8n
Giulio Andreini serves as a Senior Product Designer at n8n, a position he has held since 2022. In this role, he focuses on enhancing user experience through design innovations. He has contributed to significant features such as the Workflow History, which is utilized by 40% of users with access. His work includes implementing in-browser design and development of the dark-mode feature, along with optimizing design processes.
Previous Experience in User Experience Design
Before joining n8n, Andreini worked at Net7 as a User Experience Designer from 2012 to 2013. He also held the position of Project Manager and Senior User Experience Designer at Net7 from 2014 to 2022, accumulating eight years of experience. Additionally, he worked at Studio Flu from 2009 to 2011 as a User Experience Designer. These roles contributed to his expertise in user-centered design.
Education and Expertise in Design
Giulio Andreini studied at Università di Pisa, where he earned a Laurea in Scienze Geologiche. He further specialized in User Experience Design, achieving qualifications in Interface Design and Usability Evaluation. His educational background provides a solid foundation for his work in product design and user experience.
Founding Roles at Mondo Surf and Surfy Nomads
Since 2020, Andreini has been the Founder of Mondo Surf, based in Tuscany, Italy. He also co-founded Surfy Nomads in 2017, where he serves as a Product Designer. These ventures reflect his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to the surfing community.
Technical Contributions and Innovations
At n8n, Andreini built a custom Figma plugin for internal use, aimed at enhancing design efficiency. He has experience in optimizing Figma and CSS color primitives and tokens, ensuring synchronization between design environments. His contributions have led to a 9% increase in the average success rate for redesigned nodes.