Summary
María Paschcuan is a UX/UI designer and front-end developer with a decade of experience crafting accessible, mobile-first interfaces that balance beauty and usability. As founder of Codiseñas she’s applying her skills to democratize programming education for the Spanish-speaking Deaf community, delivering technical content in Chilean Sign Language. Her work driving a 30% conversion lift on a major e-commerce redesign demonstrates a pragmatic mix of user research, high-fidelity prototyping in Figma, and production-ready HTML/CSS/JS implementation. Trained in both computer sciences and graphic design, she bridges visual storytelling and technical execution across responsive and WCAG-compliant projects. Empathy—shaped by her lived experience as a deaf woman in tech—powers her advocacy for inclusive design and practical accessibility improvements that benefit all users.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services, Bachelor's degree, Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services at INACAP
Bachelor's degree, Graphic Design, Bachelor's degree, Graphic Design at Duoc UC
Spanish, English, Sign languages