Product designer
Dieter advocates for applications that are sustainable, simple to use and accessible to all. To achieve this, he balances aesthetics, experience and performant code. He builds prototypes with special attention to WCAG standards, highlighting ethical dilemmas along the way.
During projects he likes to focus on:
On the side, he's conquering his fear of heights by climbing up and down walls. Noodling on his guitar and doing silly yoga poses keep his mind and body flexible.
A typical product design process aims to ensure your product meets the needs of your users. But does it account for all users and situations? If inclusivity is important to you, incorporating accessibility into your design process is essential. In fact, adding accessibility offers additional benefits.
By Dieter Peirs
Design systems are a common topic if you work in product design. Creating such a system is often sold as the fix to all of your product’s design, scaling and consistency issues. But is it really the best solution for your product?
By Dieter Peirs