Designer. Geek. Explorer.

Portrait photo of Eleonora Selle smiling, in black and white on a green background

Long story short: I’m a creative type with her feet on the ground.

I started in editorial art and evolved into product design, mixing paper with pixels but keeping my insatiable curiosity for all things quirky.
Today, I’m on a mission to prove that it is possible to blend digital common sense with a bit of creative whimsy: with a strong focus on accessibility, I make sure to solve real problems for real people, delightfully.

When I’m not designing, you can find me volunteering at my local animal shelter, gaming in my living room, or taking a yoga class.

From illustration...

I spent my formative years obsessed with visual storytelling and the tactile world of editorial art. As a freelance illustrator, I learned how to give a soul to a blank page and find the beauty in the 'imperfect.' It wasn't just about drawing; it was about training my eyes to see the hidden patterns in everything around me.

Illustration of hands on an open sketchbook on a desk, with brushes, pencils, a desk lamp and an ink bottle
Figma, Canva, Illustrator and Procreate app icons scattered on a green background

... to digital product design.

My journey naturally evolved into product design as I grew fascinated by how people interact with what they see. I didn't leave illustration behind; I just brought that same creative spark into a digital space. Now, I use my visual intuition to build interfaces that feel human, intuitive, and fun to use.

/employment history

  1. 2024 — Present

    UX/UI Designer @ Capgemini MADE

    Currently focusing on web accessibility across diverse industries, helping clients such as Bancomat, Ayvens, and Sky meet WCAG and UNI EN accessibility standards, while also contributing to creative and UI-driven projects by bringing my aesthetic expertise to the table.

  2. 2022 — 2024

    UX/UI Designer @ frog, part of Capgemini Invent

    Designed various B2C and B2B digital experiences mostly across financial services and automotive industries such as Iveco, Intesa Sanpaolo, and Banca Widiba, focusing on user research activities and translating business requirements into clear, engaging, and functional interfaces.