Welcome post and something about me

I have become aware of things. I mean “thing” things, those which we use everyday and don’t bother to look twice. Like a fridge or the elevator. Things we take for granted.
I am an Anthropologist who was very much devoted to taking care of rent (I work as a librarian and translator), but since I started my work as an UX designer I started to revisit and revise what it means to be human, why we behave the way we do, how we interact with stuff and how this stuff turns out to be stuff, our everyday stuff.
This blog will have opinions, plus tutorials and random (but pertinent!) stuff I like to share.
So, Welcome!

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