Artur Moreira is a Product Designer with almost two decades of experience turning complex, fragmented products into systems people actually want to use. Based in Portugal, he works at the intersection of product strategy and interaction design — helping teams move from legacy chaos to coherent, scalable experiences. His career has tracked every major shift in the industry, from the early logic of ActionScript to modern component-driven design, and that breadth shows in how he thinks: systematically, but always with the user at the centre.
This project documents the transformation of a legacy map feature into a mission-critical tool for field operations.
I designed a seamless interface that allows users to organise, visualise and schedule events directly at the property level.
Paying bills and other receipts from your pocket
I created a companion app that helps travellers select destinations based on climate preferences and navigate their daily activities once on-site.
Developed as an aspirational vision for the TUI Hackathon, this project reimagined the fragmented travel journey as a fluid, unified experience.
Consolidating a scattered post-booking journey — itinerary, daily map, transfers, and seat selection — into one coherent, offline-ready flow, all stress-tested against TUI's new design system.
Dedicated gallery for the other projects that fall outside the main case studies. It represents the diverse range of challenges I enjoyed solving during my tenure, brought together in a single collection
Driven by extensive user interviews, this fintech initiative transformed a fragmented legacy platform into a streamlined, user-centred experience.
A series of exercises focused on solving specific product problems.
Note that some data and branding have been adjusted for experimentation purposes.
Two decades of selected work in one place — from early-career web and brand design to dashboard UX and design-challenge exercises. The varied, honest stuff that doesn't fit a single case study.
Four design systems across four companies — Basecone, TUI, Buildium, and Mercedes-Benz — built from scratch, inherited and evolved, audited and documented across a decade of systems work.