Kristof Van Espen

Kristof Van Espen

Really likeBelgium’s Kristof Van Espen’s work – one his portfolio site, and especially the client work – and the details he provides on it. Pretty good, clean and simple UIs and what looks to be good UX too. Was listening to a podcast on hiring designers – and the interviewee was saying how he wants to see the designer’s work, but more so how they solved problems – Kristof goes through that with his case studies – setting up himself as a better candidate for the future.

@CreativeBrainBe

Really likeBelgium’s Kristof Van Espen’s work – one his portfolio site, and especially the client work – and the details he provides on it. Pretty good, clean and simple UIs and what looks to be good UX too. Was listening to a podcast on hiring designers – and the interviewee was saying how he wants to see the designer’s work, but more so how they solved problems – Kristof goes through that with his case studies – setting up himself as a better candidate for the future.

@CreativeBrainBe

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