Nicolas Biglié
About Nicolas Biglié
Nicolas Biglié is a Senior UX Visual Designer at TomTom with over a decade of experience in visual design and user experience enhancement.
Professional Title: Senior UX Visual Designer
Nicolas Biglié is currently working as a Senior UX Visual Designer at TomTom, a leading company in navigation technology. His role involves contributing to the design and user experience of TomTom's navigation products. Since joining in 2019, he has brought his extensive design expertise to the Eindhoven Area, Netherlands.
Work Experience at Travix International
From 2016 to 2019, Nicolas Biglié worked as a Lead Visual Designer at Travix International in the Amsterdam Area, Netherlands. During this tenure, he led design projects that emphasized user-centered visual solutions, further honing his skills in visual design and user experience enhancement.
Education and Expertise in UX and Visual Design
Nicolas Biglié has a solid educational foundation in design. He studied UX Design at Springboard in 2015 and completed a Photography program at IEFC Barcelona from 2010 to 2011. Additionally, he holds a Graphic Design and Advertising qualification from IES Siglo XXI, achieved in 2006-2007. These programs have equipped him with a diverse skill set, encompassing both UX and visual design.
Freelance and Contractor Work
Nicolas Biglié has an extensive background in freelance and contract work, having operated as a photographer and graphic designer for various clients. His freelance projects took him across multiple cities, including Córdoba, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Dordrecht, and Eindhoven. This experience allowed him to display versatility and adaptability in his design approach, catering to diverse client needs.
Skills in Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Design
Nicolas Biglié possesses expertise in Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) Design. This specialized skill focuses on improving the effectiveness of digital interfaces to increase user engagement and conversions. His comprehensive understanding of CRO principles enables him to develop designs that not only attract users but also facilitate improved interaction and outcomes.