turning complex
problems into
simple, useful,
and human
digital products

about me

understanding people, questioning
problems, and simplifying the complex
listen. think. create.

Portrait of Gerson Marques

for over 10 years, I’ve worked across discovery, strategy, UX, and UI to turn complex problems into simpler digital experiences. my work spans education, fitness, finance, and e-commerce, with products for organizations including SESI, SENAI, Banco do Brasil, Culligan, and AB InBev.

projects

from discovery
to delivery

selected projects across different industries, businesses, and people.
always starting with the problem, before the interface

explorations

what else
moves me

when I’m not designing products,
I’m probably creating something else

3d for games

character
sculpting

exploring character design
with zbrush and photoshop

Otto, a 3D character wearing a striped shirtotto
Emma, a 3D character with red hairemma
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undergraduate degree

game development

where I first explored behavior, interaction, rules, and feedback. before I called it UX.

branding

visual identity

↗Visual identity applied to business cards and stationery

interfaces.
ideas.

exploring layouts, colors
and new ways to interact

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let’s talk

open to new challenges

have something in mind?

design isn’t a formula

process gives direction,
context shapes the path

understand before designing

I align the problem, context, user needs, business goals, and constraints before opening Figma. AI helps me organize signals, explore hypotheses, and get to the right questions faster.

explore, decide, validate

I combine discovery, data, prototyping, and close collaboration with product and engineering. I use AI to explore possibilities, synthesize information, and speed up iteration without replacing critical thinking.

clarity to move forward

I bring clarity, rationale, and direction to design decisions. I support choices with evidence and connect each solution to its expected impact on people and the business.

available for new opportunities

good products start
with good conversations

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