Hey 🌸 I’m Sevan, a Swiss-based Product Designer. I don’t really love labels, but I usually describe myself as a creative brain with an entrepreneur soul.


A few little wins from my path. Some awards, some honorable mentions, and a reminder that growth comes one step at a time.

IMD Awards, Silver & Bronze

2026Switzerland

Silver in App and Bronze in Type on Screen at the 2026 IMD Awards. I'm still catching up mentally: the jury saw two shipped projects, not a deck. It landed a few months after SwissSkills 2025, where I missed the podium. That order taught me the useful part is what you build next, not the single-day ranking. Among the first from Ticino to bring these home in those categories.

Sevan holding IMD Award trophies
IMD Award trophies close-up at Design Week
Sevan with awards at presentation

SwissSkills Interaction Media Design

2025Switzerland

Switzerland's national skills championship in Interactive Media Design, SwissSkills 2025. Live briefs, a real clock, concept and UI decided in the room: sleepless sprints and learning to breathe instead of panic. I placed fifth, not on the podium. I still walked out with a clearer workflow, sharper detail habits, and calm once the pixels finally land.

SwissSkills competition venue
SwissSkills design workspace
SwissSkills event hall
SwissSkills presentation

Special Award, La Buona Stampa

2025Switzerland

La Buona Stampa's special award at the final CCA show at CSIA Lugano, on the professional maturity exhibition. The jury framed the work as an intelligent, sensitive read of the lightness brief: photography with strong craft and a contemporary tone. I read it as a nudge to keep crossing photo, interface, and story instead of shrinking to one safe lane.


Where I’ve been causing creative damage :) The roles, projects, and experiences that helped me level up.

Interaction Design Foundation

Local Leader - Southswitzerland

2026 - NowLugano, Switzerland

Local Leader for IxDF in South Switzerland: I’m building the Ticino chapter as a room, not a mailing list—events with other Swiss leaders, blunt critique, reasons to ship small things. Designers who’d rather talk honestly than polish slides—that’s the bar.

aa+ studio

Interaction & Visual Designer - Intern

2025 - NowZürich, Switzerland

Intern at aa+ studio: interaction and visual end to end—from rough explorations to polished screens. I move between structure, micro-interaction, and surface so one product reads as one voice, not a style fight. Zürich base, Swiss clients; the work stays build-minded.

OutZone

Co-Founder, Product Designer & Creative Direction

2024 – OngoingLugano, Switzerland

Co-founder with creative direction and product design on OutZone: identity, UX/UI, and the visuals that carry the story off-product. We're building a social network for nights out you find without doom-scrolling. Scope tracks what I post on LinkedIn and what ships on outzone.app.

Sevan Mammoli Studio

Product & Interaction Designer

2025 - NowLugano, Switzerland

Independent studio under my name: product design with systems and visual craft in the same loop. I help teams drag fuzzy ideas into clear flows, consistent UI, and handoff that engineering can run with. Small engagements, high care—fewer decks, more shipped surfaces.

Corriere Del Ticino

UX/UI Designer - Internship

Jul 2023 + Jul 2022Agno, Switzerland

Two UX/UI summers with Gruppo Corriere del Ticino. Round two: an app-shaped bet—events and dining across Ticino in one searchable layer. Short timeline; I shadowed how people actually hunt for plans and kept the UI direct without eroding what readers trust in the paper. Newsroom pace, real constraints.

Bit Design

Graphic Designer - Internship

Jul 2020Montagnola, Switzerland

One week at Bit Design, Montagnola—mostly shadowing live briefs, tweaks, files on their way to print. Tiny window, but enough to feel how a small studio ships without theatre. I still touched a few real tasks; early proof that craft lives in the handoff, not the moodboard.


I’m not really sure how I ended up here. When I was a kid, I’ve always wanted to be a firefighter

Portrait of Sevan Mammoli as a child in firefighter costume

Then the pandemic hit. Like a lot of people, I was bored out of my mind. One day some friends asked me if I could make logos for them. In my friend group I was always “the nerd”, the one who built his own PC at 10, the one who could fix anything with a keyboard and a bit of stubbornness. So for some reason they assumed I could also do logos.