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No. 374 · December 2, 2023

Guillermo Becerra

Graphic Designer turned UX Designer, based in Seattle, WA

Guillermo Becerra’s workspace

Guillermo Becerra is a graphic designer turned UX designer, based in Seattle, WA. He is passionate about design systems, user interfaces, branding and more recently photography.

Follow Guillermo on Instagram and Twitter.

What is the most useful item in your workspace?

Definitely my Apple studio display, as a designer I really value the 5k retina display and the accurate colors

How do you spark creativity?‍

Watching/reading all kinds of things, I really like to watch documentaries about science, history, art, architecture, interior design, and more recently photography.

How do you manage work-life balance?‍

I always try to have a clear list of priorities for my week so I can organize my time better. In my current team we have per quarter plannings, so I know what I will be working on during that quarter, that gives me freedom to plan vacations or special occasions in the future.

Guillermo’s gear

8 items.

On the desk8

On the screen3 apps

  • Figma
  • Adobe suite, illustrator, photoshop
  • Kap

    to record prototypes

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