I'm Tamara Sredojevic

Don't worry, you can call me Tamara

What future do we want to design?

Being neurodivergent, I see the world a bit differently, which sometimes helps me spot gaps and turn them into opportunities. I'm trying to look beyond the immediate solutions, anticipate long-term impacts and design inclusive experiences, particularly for Disabled and neurodivergent people.

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, conference speaker, and in my articles, I'm dedicated to debunking the myths around accessibility.

Oxford University

Design is also about telling stories

I studied film in Oxford and worked as an editor in Paris, where I learned to craft compelling stories. Whether in film or design, the goal is the same: blending diverse elements into a seamless whole that resonates with people. Today, I bring those storytelling skills into my design work and talks.

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