Even the smartest person on earth can experience issues facing technology. Whether it is piloting an aircraft, selecting the right washing machine program, or just simply figuring out the right light switch to turn on.

That exactly why I studied Human Computer Interaction. Trying to figure how to make people life easier, and how to design and create technology that seems so natural that you forget how complicated there are.

But of course, technology isn’t only about pragmatic needs. You don’t choose a car just because it can drive you from a location to another. You choose a car because you like how it looks, its comfort, or because it reminds you good memories. That’s User Experience.

User Experience isn’t an exact science. It can vary a lot from a person to another. It is a key discipline that requires knowledge in design, psychology, computer science, sociology. That’s what I love about it. It brings together my background in development, my passion for arts and design and my interest for psychology.