Alberto Lanzillotti
Résumé

Alberto Lanzillotti

UX/UI & Product Designer · Front-End Developer

info@albertolanzillotti.com · albertolanzillotti.com · LinkedIn · GitHub · Italy · Open to remote

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Experience

Product Designer & Front-End Developer

2023–present

Immobiliare.it — assigned to client UniCredit RE Services · Milan, Italy

  • Designer and front-end developer on Next, the internal platform UniCredit RE Services runs its brokerage on (Classic ASP, jQuery, Bootstrap), collaborating with the team on the project.
  • Migrate the platform onto a new design system one section at a time, owning the wireframes, mockups, and the production front-end (HTML, CSS, jQuery).
  • Extend an inherited, incomplete style guide by designing the patterns it doesn't cover (tabbed layouts, two-column search, a card system for dense workflow tables) and keeping them consistent across sections so users don't relearn the interface page by page.
  • Rebuild dense real-estate workflow screens (sales, listings, AML checks) so twenty years of business logic reads at a glance.
  • Modernize legacy jQuery and enforce Content Security Policy compliance across the codebase.

UX/UI Designer & Front-End Developer

2013–2022

eDisplay · Milan, Italy

  • Designed and built the front-end (HTML, CSS) for eDisplay's web products, taking desktop software online.
  • eMailChef (app.emailchef.com): led UX/UI and front-end for the web platform that replaced the desktop mailer Sendblaster. Organized a growing feature set (signup forms, an advanced template editor, autoresponders, analytics) into clear sections with constant orientation, and made email personalization the product's edge against larger competitors.
  • MailStyler Online: UX/UI and front-end for the web version of a drag-and-drop newsletter editor, integrated with eMailChef.
  • TurboSMTP (dashboard.serversmtp.com): redesigned the dashboard of a professional SMTP provider, improving usability and accessibility.
  • Built and maintained style guides and reusable component patterns across products.
  • Ran competitive analysis and gathered user feedback to inform design decisions.

Senior Web Designer

2009–2012

Selena · Perugia, Italy

  • Designed and built websites with CMS, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, focused on user-friendly design that met client requirements and strengthened their online presence.

Freelance Web Designer

2007–2009

Self-employed

  • Built custom websites and eCommerce solutions (CMS, HTML, CSS, JavaScript), working directly with clients to turn their needs into tailored designs.

Web Designer

2003–2007

Green Consulting · Terni, Italy

  • Created user-centered website designs and built them in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Personal Product

Tabi () — native Android travel companion

2025–present
  • Designing and building a native Android app solo (Kotlin, Jetpack Compose), from concept toward a planned commercial launch.
  • Concept: an adaptive companion that adjusts a trip to weather and energy within authored limits, sold as modular destination packs.
  • Running a field research study on the adaptive mechanism during real travel, structured as a pilot ahead of a scaled study at launch.

Skills

Design
UX/UI design, prototyping, wireframing, high-fidelity mockups, user flows, design systems, component libraries
Front-end
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery
Mobile
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose (Android)
Accessibility
WCAG 2.2, accessibility-first design
Tools
Figma, Adobe CC, Sketch, Adobe XD, Notion, Miro
Ways of working
Cross-functional collaboration, Agile, client communication
Languages
Italian (native), English (B1)

Certifications

  • Google UX Design Professional Certificate (Coursera)
  • UX Research Masterclass (Talent Garden)
  • Design for Accessibility, WCAG 2.2 (Udemy) · Accessibility-First Design (LinkedIn)
  • UX Design (Interaction Design Foundation)