UX PADAWAN
ıMER OKSUZOGLU
A Little About Me
I’m a junior designer who got into UX because I’m genuinely curious about how people think. I love noticing small problems in everyday experiences and figuring out how they could feel simpler. Designing lets me turn that curiosity into something useful, and that’s what keeps me excited about this field.
A Few Highlights
Projects that show how I notice problems and try to make things a little better:)
Order Overload
A UX study exploring why fake food orders constantly bother a live streamer and how to prevent them.
Design Journals
Selected blogs that demonstrate my approach to problem-solving and product thinking.
From Physical Products to Experiences: Notes from Ayhan Ensici’s Talk
For a long time, design was simple.
Tabula Rasa: Learning to Rebuild
Sometimes the hardest part isn’t learning something new — it’s letting go of what worked before.
Learning to Think Differently: My Journey into Design Thinking
A brief reflection on how a single design-thinking experience reshaped the way I approach problems
DesignOps: The (Un)Experience in Turkiye
A first-person look at why DesignOps matters — exploring how structured workflows, effective teamwork, and design discipline can transform UX efforts in Turkiye.
Not Just Design: Lessons from Mehtap Aydın
The core of UX and design is curiosity, process, learning, and real experience—not just visuals.
One Choice, One Journey: Lessons from the UIX Solid Meetup
Sometimes, life changes direction with a single “yes.” For me, that happened when I decided to join an online meetup hosted by UIX Solid.
Learning to Trust the UX Process
One of the most valuable lessons I’ve discovered in my UX journey is this: Not to rush straight to solutions.
UX Is Not Just Digital: A Journey Following Curiosity
Sometimes, we don’t realize how much a seminar can impact our lives. Moreover, a single sentence or example can open much bigger doors in your mind.
Starting My UX Journey: A 17-Year-Old’s Perspective
Starting something always feels difficult, as if you might take the wrong step and mess everything up.
If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out. I’m still learning and growing, so your thoughts are always appreciated.
Gmail: imeroksuzoglu@gmail.com
LinkedIn: imeroksuzoglu