I'm Tamara Sredojevic

Don't worry, you can call me Tamara

I'm a designer without borders

With 14 years of experience in digital, I’ve shaped my work across borders and disciplines – from filmmaking to UX design. I’ve collaborated with French brands L’Oréal Pro and RATP on UX research. I'm now scaling accessibility initiatives as a product designer at MAIF, a French insurance company. I’ve also designed accessible sites for British and American organisations supporting people with ADHD or social justice activists. As a mentor, jury member, and conference speaker, I'm dedicated to debunking the myths around accessibility. Check out my blog to see how that works.

Why work together?

I’m neurodivergent, so I naturally see the world a bit differently – from the in-between spaces. This ability to shift perspectives helps me spot gaps and turn them into opportunities. For example, can design better address neurodiversity? I’m passionate about the potential that emerges when we fully embrace diversity. If that resonates with you, let's talk.

Oxford University

Plot twist: I used to make movies

I studied film in Oxford and worked as an editor in Paris. Shaping narrative flow in films is surprisingly similar to designing user journeys. Both involve weaving disparate elements into a cohesive whole, balancing business goals and user needs. In design or in my talks, I continue to use those storytelling skills to control the rhythm of the narrative and keep the audience engaged.

Always learning, always growing

Here are some of the certifications that have helped me with accessibility and inclusive design