Tamara Sredojevic
I'm a designer without borders (truly, in every way)
With 15 years of experience in digital, I’ve shaped my work across borders and disciplines – from filmmaking to UX design. Being neurodivergent, I see the world a bit differently, which sometimes helps me spot gaps and turn them into opportunities. I like to look beyond immediate solutions and anticipate long-term impacts from a collective point of view.
I'm now scaling accessibility initiatives as a UX designer and accessibility lead at MAIF, working to normalise digital accessibility. I'm also a speaker and regularly interview Disabled people to better understand how they use digital platforms and share these insights with product teams.
Photo: Paris Web, by Aurore Trelaun
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A storyteller's mindset
Before becoming a designer, I studied film in Oxford and worked as an editor in Paris. Whether in film or design, the point is very similar: bringing together diverse elements created by many to craft a compelling story. Today, I apply those storytelling skills to both my design work and talks.
