Human-centred approach for Better Products & Sustainable Future
Alexander Pichugin

16 years in Web Design & Development
12 years in Product Design, User Experience, Interaction Design
10 years in Neuromarketing, Branding, Art Direction

Behavioural Insights for Better Products
Human-Centred Design Approach ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀ Visionary | Futurist | Speaker

Conferences & public activities
Mentor, Speaker
"Digital Ball" Producthon (Product hackathon)
“City for life: Murmansk”
Moscow, Russia, 2021

Jury Member
Startups competition by Seedstars
“Seedstars Maputo”
Maputo (online), 2020

Speaker
“Sharing Economy” Think Tank
by British-Portuguese Chamber of Commerce
Lisbon, Portugal, 2019
Speaker, Panel Moderator
IoT&AI WorldSummit
"Behavioural Economics in Cities of Future"
Kazan, Russia, 2019

Speaker
WordCamp Lisbon
"Creating great (admin) interfaces with Wordpress"
Lisbon, Portugal, 2019

Speaker
Russian Internet Forum
"Technological view on perfection"
Moscow, Russia, 2011
Competences
Product Hacking
How to increase client engagement, retention, return, enjoyment and advocacy rates?
Let's hack your approach to client interaction with the understanding of human behaviour and decision-making processes!
Customer Experience
Knowing how to deliver the right experiences to your customers could be your unfair advantage that is game-changing.
And to properly deliver the great experience it's invaluable to understand human cognition.
Behavioural Insights
Neuromarketing and behavioural economics researches reveal underlying processes of human decision-making scenarios and enable me to obtain unprecedented insights about product and service design improvements.
Sustainable Future
As the majority of the population already living in a city and urban areas, citizens are staggered with the influx of the stimuli.
There is an apparent need to build products and services with a sustainable and human-centred approach.
In 2015 Barack Obama issued an Executive Order directing all US federal agencies to apply insights from behavioural science to improving programs and to rigorously evaluate the impacts of these insights.
The UK government has had a Behavioural Insights team in place since 2010. The New South Wales government followed suit in 2013. In Australian state Victoria the Behavioural Insights Unit is part of the Department of Premier and Cabinet's Public Sector Innovation Branch.
Behavioral insights
Contacts
I'm now in Lisbon, Portugal
and available to work worldwide
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