Hey, I'm Judit. Get to know me a bit better!

I grew up in a small Hungarian village where everyone knew everyone — and where difference was rare. When I finally stepped outside that bubble and encountered other cultures for the first time, something in me lit up. A quiet rebellion turned into curiosity. I became obsessed with questioning why we are the way we are, how we make sense of the world, and how culture shapes behavior.

That curiosity took me to Copenhagen straight out of high school, where I studied anthropology. It trained me to observe, listen, and look for patterns in human experience. I later moved into marketing and enjoyed translating complex messages to specific audiences — but the work often felt hollow. It was more about persuasion than understanding, and I wanted my work to be more useful for people.

That’s when I found user experience design — and it felt like the right place to apply what I cared about.

UX opened a whole new world, allowing me to explore how users interact with digital products on a deeper level. I specialized in user research and usability design through a specialized program at DTU (Technical University of Denmark), and later co-created a MedTech product for hospitals. Building this from the ground up — a product that won awards and entered the tech startup space — taught me what it truly means to design under real constraints, real risk, and responsibility.

Since then, I’ve worked across MedTech, crypto, finance, and manufacturing. I’m at my best in fast-moving environments where I can run research, identify patterns, and translate insights into clear, testable design decisions. I’m especially drawn to usability, research, and building products that solve real problems — not just look good.

Ultimately, I see design as the study of people. Tools change. Trends shift. But the work always comes back to understanding human needs — and evolving alongside them. That’s what keeps me deeply dedicated to UX design and user research.