Product & Experience Builder · Medellín, CO

Mario Mora

Twenty years in the tech industry, always leveling up — from web designer and frontend to researcher, product designer, and now product builder.

▌ CAREER MODE

Built pixel
by pixel

Every role added a block. Keep scrolling — twenty years of design, research and code assemble into one mark.

  1. LVL 1Web Designer✓ UNLOCKED
  2. LVL 2Frontend Developer✓ UNLOCKED
  3. LVL 3UX Researcher✓ UNLOCKED
  4. LVL 4Product Designer✓ UNLOCKED
  5. LVL 5Product & Experience Builder★ NOW
XP — LOADING EXPERIENCE000

▌ RENDER PIPELINE

From wireframe
to shipped

One screen, every fidelity. Sketch & strategy resolve into UI design, prototypes get tested with users, and the loop repeats until it's engineered to production — scroll to render.

  1. 01Sketch & strategy● ACTIVE
  2. 02UI design● ACTIVE
  3. 03Prototype & test● ACTIVE
  4. 04Engineer & ship● ACTIVE

ITERATIVE — DESIGN & TEST LOOP UNTIL IT SHIPS

▌ LOADOUT — 2026 STACK

Skills, assembled

The toolkit behind the profile — the capabilities most in demand for Product Builders & Design Engineers shipping AI-driven product design in 2026.

AI-Driven Product Design

  • Agentic & conversational UX
  • Prompt & context design
  • Generative & adaptive UI
  • AI evaluation & model literacy
  • Agentic workflows & automation

Design Engineering

  • React + TypeScript
  • Design systems & live tokens
  • Spec-Driven Development
  • Motion & micro-interactions
  • Accessibility (WCAG 2.2) & inclusive UI
  • Vibe coding & rapid prototyping

Research & Strategy

  • Evaluative usability testing
  • Data-informed decisions
  • Service & systems thinking
  • Self-service experience strategy
Core tools ▸FigmaVisual StudioMiroCursorClaudeMuralHotjarOptimal WorkshopDovetailn8n

▌ 01 — MULTIPLAYER

Played alongside
the best

▌ 03 — PATCH NOTES

Notes from the build

  • Designing agentic UX for self-service — what actually worksSOON
  • From Figma to prompt: a designer's path into buildingSOON
  • Usability testing B2B portals at scale — field notesSOON