About Yasmin

Yasmin is quiet. Don't mistake that for having nothing to say. Her work, like her laugh, is emphatic. Whether its UX, UI, 2D art, or corporate identity work, we keep coming back to her for more. She is thoughtful, hardworking, and consistent. She's always thinking human centered design. We've had her design mission content on top of her UX work, where her sharp sense of comedic timing and pop culture knowledge made us vibrate with joy. Yasmin may not make a lot of noise about what she does. She just does a great job and makes her work impossible to ignore.

If you've worked in game development long enough, you know that some UI and UX problems can spark endless debates. But if you're lucky enough however to have Yasmin on your team, you'll quickly find that she has an uncanny ability to cut through the noise and focus on what really matters: the player. I've had the opportunity and privilege to work with Yasmin for several years at Fishlabs, and it has been a delight to watch her grow tremendously throughout that time. She combines a strong design mindset and skill set with excellent intuition and a deep understanding of both games and player needs. Whether it's identifying friction points in the first user experience or finding practical solutions to complex design problems, Yasmin consistently brings thoughtful insights to the table. Yasmin has worn a few different hats during her time at Fishlabs and proven time and time again just how adaptable, diligent, and reliable she is in her work. She genuinely cares about getting things right, welcomes feedback, and is always looking for ways to improve both the product and her own craft. Just as importantly, she is a genuine pleasure to work with, and I cannot overstate how valuable that is. Any team would be fortunate to have someone with Yasmin's combination of skill, professionalism, and attitude. I can wholeheartedly recommend her and would jump at the chance to work with her again.

Yasmin and I have worked together on the challenging console port of Satisfactory, from PC to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, for about 2.5 years. In one sentence, from a detail-oriented QA perspective, having Yasmin on our team as UI/UX Designer was an incredible boost to our project's quality and success. Yasmin joined the project at a critical moment, when time was not on our side, and opportunities to iterate on designs were limited. We needed someone to support the UI/UX department with a high focus on the player’s user experience across the overwhelming number of menus that a UI-heavy game like Satisfactory has, and she did so with extreme passion and attention. She managed to hit the ground running and solve dozens of UI navigation problems using a controller in a way that defining it as “user-friendly” would be too much of a simplification of her job. But what I loved about working with Yasmin was the time and dedication that she put into her documentation. That effort was a lifesaver for the QA team, which could effectively rely on detailed documents to review and test UI implementations. I can barely remember any time I had to reach out to her for clarifications, and even if that happened, it was a pleasure to discuss with her the game, its design, and what and how to improve it. Yasmin is such an open-minded, creative designer and person (and avid gamer on top!) that would add immediate value to any team and raise the bar of every project she will be working on, not only due to her skills but for her multidisciplinary background as well. I will miss working side-by-side with her, but I am happy to know the industry is small enough that I will get the chance to work with Yasmin again!

I was always happy to hear Yasmin would be a part of one of my teams. Her professionalism and enthusiasm made working with her a pleasure every single time. In addition to her awesome attitude, which, come hell or high water, reminded us things were never as bad as they seemed, she made herself an invaluable part of my teams. She's thorough, extremely well organized, and highly professional. She can easily communicate high-quality design concepts, materials, and UX workflows across multiple disciplines with ease, and is never shy to ask for and provide help. I can't recommend Yasmin enough. Wherever she may go from now, she will make that company 10 times better and whichever team she will be a part of, 1000 times so.

As Art Manager at Atomicom I worked with Yasmin and I'm confident in saying she worked well under immense pressure and very professionally - rare considering she came to us straight out of school. We were in need of a UX/UI designer and by the time she joined us we had a pile of work waiting for her to tackle which she took on without fear and excelled beyond the standards we had set even for ourselves. She churned out icons and transition animations as quickly as any of our seasoned veterans could have done and to top quality – often going beyond what was asked for and delivering multiple iterations. I can't say enough about how pleased we were with her work and it's my sincerest regret we couldn't manage a working visa in time to keep her. I wouldn't hesitate in recommending Yasmin to anyone looking for an UX/UI artist. A solid artist in every way.

Yasmin understands design elements that keep with the current trends. This allows her to provide Design concepts that always meet with every client’s approval. ... She knows the software used by Inchone Pte Ltd inside and out and helps relay technical information to Clients and teammates in an accessible way. ... She’s always ready to lend a helping hand to her teammates and contributes during brainstorming sessions and Internal reviews.