I bring clarity to complex enterprise systems.
I design enterprise products where workflows are long, rules are many and mistakes are costly. My work goes from research and information architecture to flows, prototypes and the design system that keeps it all consistent. 8+ years across B2B SaaS, consumer electronics and brand.
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2022 — 2026Every part has a cost
From many Excel versions to one tool, where multi-level bills of materials are assembled, costed make-or-buy, and approved.
Read the case studyFrom browsing to the right ticket
A survey, three personas and a heuristic evaluation of the live site, turned into a concept design: search first, filters that scale to thousands of events, and a purchase you can always follow.
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One rule, applied where it belongs
A dedicated tool for inflation, margins and other cost variables: defined once, applied to a whole BOM, a category of part numbers or a single element.
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One language for design and code
From three sources of truth to one: a naming taxonomy, under 30+ components, that keeps Figma, CSS and JSON saying the same thing.
Read part 1: the token taxonomyFilters you can read at a glance
A filtering pattern for large data tables: field, operator and values, active filters grouped as chips, and room for many values without losing control.
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Choosing who looks after your money
A bank where clients choose their own financial advisor: a guided search, a questionnaire for the unsure, and profiles built for trust.
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How I handle complexity
Structure before pixels
In the BOM project I rebuilt the business process first: part numbers, make or buy, cost centres. The screens came after.
Make system state visible
An approval flow you can follow, and a purchase summary that never leaves the screen.
Every exception becomes a pattern, or goes
Ten values in one filter don’t break the bar: they collapse to “+10” and open on demand.
One source of truth
One name for every token, in Figma, CSS and JSON.
From requirements to release.
Enterprise UX starts long before the first screen. This is how a feature moves through my hands.
Understand
Stakeholder and client sessions, user needs, business rules and constraints.
Structure
Information architecture, user flows, state models and user stories.
Design & validate
Prototypes in Figma, reviewed with users, clients and engineers, then iterated.
Deliver
Specs, acceptance criteria and components from the design system, through to release.
Tools. Figma, FigJam, Azure DevOps, and AI assistants for synthesis and documentation. The decisions stay mine.
About
designer noun“A person who imagines how something could be made and draws plans for it.”
I’m Matteo Maria Betto, a UX designer driven by curiosity and a strong interest in creating meaningful, user-centered experiences. My approach combines open-minded exploration with a clear, purpose-driven mindset, placing strong value on collaboration and shared outcomes.
As a jazz listener, I’m inspired by the idea of continuous dialogue between structure and expression, listening and response. I bring this mindset into my design process, where collaboration, feedback, and iteration play a central role in shaping effective solutions. Outside of design, I’m deeply interested in reading, geopolitics, technology, and sports, fields that continuously broaden my perspective.
Alongside UX design, I also work as a photographer, pursuing both disciplines with the same goal: creating thoughtful, intentional, and human experiences.