Audrey Garoscio,
Product Designer

WHERE I COME FROM

I started in the dressing rooms. Dresser on the Marvel shows at Disneyland Paris, costume and hat maker on shows where every detail counts because it will be seen live, five meters from an audience that doesn't forgive sloppiness. That's where I learned to work fast and clean, and to serve something bigger than my own craft: a character's presence on stage.

WHY I CHANGED

In 2023 I discovered UX/UI design. Not a break — a continuation. Designing an interface is dressing a use case the way you dress a character. One is virtual, the other physical, but the intent is the same: adjusting, staging, making sure a person receives what you're addressing to them without friction. Style is never decorative. It reveals, it guides, it serves the reading.

WHAT I DO NOW

Finding an apprenticeship took time: my unusual profile scared people at first. A disability-inclusion day gave me the chance to convince EasyVista — who don't regret trusting this journey. Since 2025 I've been a Product Designer there, alongside an MBA1 in Marketing, Communication and Digital Design at Digital School Paris (IEF2I). I work on B2B SaaS interfaces where clarity is not a comfort but a condition of service, moving from strategy to visuals, from the matrix to the mockup, without missing a beat. My days are spent between user research, wireframes, Figma mockups, design system contributions, and clean handoffs to developers. What I'm looking for now is to keep building products with character, without sacrificing readability: the meeting point between usability standards and a true brand presence.