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00 / Portfolio · Jérémy Martin · 2026

Process is
the artifact.

Interaction and product designer, currently working on agentic experiences (AX) designed around human intent and its consequences. Master's student at SUPSI Mendrisio, available from August 2026.

01Approach

AI made design generation cheap. Judging whether it's any good did not. What changed is the tool, not the discipline. Lately, my work is centered on agentic experiences (AX): designed around human intent, prompts grounded as design decisions, outputs evaluated against the people who use them.

02Selected work
F·01Tangible interface / Bachelor thesis / 2025

DataBloom

The DataBloom flower: ultramarine felt petals on a green segmented stem in a small terracotta pot, standing on a white studio backdrop.
Problem

Domestic digital usage carries a large invisible energy cost. Another app is the wrong place to put it.

Outcome

A tangible flower whose stem wilts with the household's weekly digital footprint. Validated in user testing and published by the MEI research lab.

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F·02AX design / Service narrative / 2026

WeMatch

WeMatch title card: the line 'WeMatch finds your group before you find your trip' set in coral and ink on a soft white-to-pink gradient, beside the round Matchy agent character.
Problem

Group travel works when the group fits. Booking strangers by trip and date doesn't predict that.

Outcome

An AX matching service for the WeRoad world, shown through behavior rather than labeled as AI. Delivered as an end-to-end design presentation, a testable agent, and a one-page editorial story.

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F·03Multimodal wearable / SUPSI master / 2026

Thea

Thea featured card: the pale wrist cuff suspended in a lattice of orange cords against a cobalt sky with a sprig of wildflower, its ring gauge glowing.
Problem

Living with a severe allergy means a trigger you cannot see and a reaction that lands before you can act. Another tracker only adds to the anxiety.

Outcome

A wrist-worn calm sense of your allergen load nearing your limit, carried by an ambient gauge, a haptic rhythm, and an acknowledge-gated voice. Built as a working prototype on an Arduino UNO Q, with a co-design protocol.

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03Index — all other work

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04About
Studio portrait of Jérémy Martin, shoulder-length curly hair and a moustache, wearing a black t-shirt against a gray backdrop.
Mendrisio · CH

Jérémy's current focus is agentic experiences (AX), designed around user intent. His practice spans hardware prototyping, front-end build, and UX research.

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05Contact

Available for internships from August 2026.

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LanguagesFR · EN

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