iPhone
LineFly
iPhone
Skip the line. Don't skip the dance. An iOS app that turns bar queues into virtual numbers: the bar opens a room, the customer joins with a code, gets pinged when it's their turn. No accounts. 4 languages.
Open case studyUX/UI Designer · Available Worldwide
Giorgio
Durante
I design experiences,
not just screens.
I work the problem before the pixel: research, IA, flows, usability testing, then design and ship the UI on a real design system.
Designing is listening.
Selected work
iOS, watchOS and visionOS projects designed end-to-end: from user interviews to a build-ready Figma file.
iPhone · Apple Watch
Ploppy
iPhoneApple Watch
Your daily poop log. A watchOS & iOS app that makes gut health awareness friendly, taboo-free and effortless. On the App Store, in 5 languages.
Open case studyiPhone · Vision Pro
S.A.F.E.
iPhoneVision Pro
Structural inspection, post-earthquake. A B2B iOS + visionOS concept: LiDAR scanning, AI defect classification in the field, then immersive 1:1 spatial review in Apple Vision Pro.
Open case studyVision Pro
Gemify
Vision Pro
Turn elements into gems. A visionOS experience where you combine elements from the periodic table on an interactive floating board: mix their properties, find the structural balance, and watch a gem come to life.
Open case studyServices.
I build clean websites for professionals and work on App Store creative to make their presence clearer, more readable and more convincing before the user makes the first tap.
Websites
A website for your practice.
The site makes the first impression before you do: clear, fast, easy to update.
- Built for people who scan, not browse: they find what they need in seconds
- Fast and findable: quick loading, technical groundwork ready for Google
- A hand-coded presence that feels personal, not templated
Click to visit the live site
SEO Creative Designer
Storefronts that make the value obvious.
Previews and screenshots built so anyone scrolling gets why to download in a second, not just what the app does.
- Each screen says one thing, clearly: what the app does, why it's worth it
- Headlines and copy built on how people actually search, not how we talk internally
- Visual variants ready for App Store Connect testing
Tap a screenshot to browse every preview
LineFly
Ploppy
S.A.F.E.
Five phases.
Each phase has a deliverable, but the real value is in the conversations they prompt.
1
Research
Interviews, surveys, competitor analysis, field notes. Define the real problem before sketching anything.
2
Ideate
User flows, sketches, lo-fi wireframes. Cheap exploration so the strong ideas earn their place.
3
Prototype
Hi-fi prototypes in Figma, built on a real design system, HIG and accessibility as defaults.
4
Test
Usability sessions, A/B tests, validation. The goal isn't to be right: it's to learn what to change.
5
Handoff
Clean specs, tidy components, present in standup. Stay close through implementation, QA the build like it's mine.
UX Method
- User Research · interviste
- Architettura informativa
- Usability Testing
- Design Systems
- Accessibility (WCAG)
- Prototyping & Handoff
Apple Platform
- Human Interface Guidelines
- iOS · watchOS · visionOS
- App Store Connect
- Xcode · SwiftUI
Tools
- Figma
- Sketch
- Miro
- Adobe Suite
Not a straight line.
That's the point.
Architecture, education, fieldwork and tech: each chapter added a way of seeing the next problem.
Explore my cities and open the projects
I earned my Master's Degree in Architecture Construction City from the Politecnico di Torino, with Erasmus+ exchange periods in Toulouse, Marseille and Mexico City. I then took part in the Apple Developer Academy in Naples, where I deepened my work in digital product design.
Still as part of the Academy, I was also selected for a second year, for a project in collaboration with the Structural Engineering Department at Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, working closely with the department's researchers on structural safety and assessment, which led to an app for collecting data on post-earthquake buildings.
Alongside my education, I've lived fieldwork experiences in Mozambique and Mexico: in Mozambique, with Celim Milano, I took on several roles for the development of a rural community; in Mexico, at UNAM, I designed and built a house with the Mazahua community, living in the village for the entire build. Both experiences taught me what it really means to listen.
I see the relationship with the people I design for as a fundamental tool of the process. That's why I think it's important to welcome every project with attentive listening, aimed at understanding the real problem of whoever will live it, their story and the constraints that define it.
Starting from an architectural background, I keep a constant interest in research and usability testing, and an attention to the specificity of every context and every user.
Education
- 2024 → 2026Apple Developer AcademyUniversità degli Studi di Napoli Federico IINaples
- 2018–21MArch in Architecture Construction CityPolitecnico di TorinoTurin
- 2018–19Erasmus+ Non-EUUniversidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoMexico City
- 2018Erasmus+École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de MarseilleMarseille
- 2015Erasmus+École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de ToulouseToulouse
Languages I work in
🇮🇹 Italiano🇪🇸 Español🇬🇧 English🇫🇷 Français🇵🇹 Português
Off the clockBeyond DesignNot just projects. Everything that shapes the way I listen, observe, and design.
