I'm Philippe, a 27-year-old UX designer and photographer from Luxembourg. I run Postscript Studio, a UX design studio I founded to help startups and established companies create products that truly align with user needs. My work spans Europe and Australia, collaborating with clients to rethink and refine their digital experiences. At Postscript, we prioritize in-depth research to uncover the complexities behind user behavior and product challenges. We believe that meaningful design starts with a deep understanding—because to drive real change, we must first grasp the full picture of user needs and the problems they face.
I aim to design technology that helps people change their behaviour towards what they consider most healthy, and making them most happy. My fascination for the human mind- from cognitive biases to social dynamics -has bolstered my skills in human-centered design, but also helped to create a more meaningful, productive, and happy life for myself; something I write about in my blog. The ubiquitous technologies of today have been designed around capturing our attention and exploiting human vulnerabilities for short-term profit in ways that are often detrimental to our mental health and well-being, accelerate cultures of injustice, and contribute to hyper-polarization (a.o.). I want to design humane technology, treating attention as sacred and helping people and societies to reach their goals. I believe in the following principles to do great creative work: collaboration, slowness, reflective practice, curiosity, self-experimenting, open-mindedness.
At night and on weekends, I turn photographer. I shoot conferences abroad, weddings of private clients, large company gatherings, social media campaigns for the government, and more.
Feel free to reach out if you see shared interests, collaboration potential, help that I can provide, or if you just want to say hi!
