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Fundraising operations for nonprofit teams: organization sites, campaigns, events, supporter records, payments, certificates, follow-up, and admin review.
From the first question to a working product. Strategy, design, and implementation under one roof.
What I do 01 — 04
I work where product judgment meets hands-on execution. The result is a clearer proposition, a more considered experience, and something real people can actually use.
How I work ↗Selected work 02 — 04
All 14 projects ↗
Fundraising operations for nonprofit teams: organization sites, campaigns, events, supporter records, payments, certificates, follow-up, and admin review.

Personalized poster creation with generated artwork, live editor controls, previews, saved libraries, exports, and checkout-ready commerce surfaces.

Job architecture, compensation analysis, pay-transparency workflows, reviewable evidence, compliance views, and AI-assisted evaluation.

A decision library for business models and strategy frameworks, with search, model pages, semantic diagrams, templates, packs, and editorial QA workflows.

An image-rich brand website for an art restoration company.

An editorial website and portfolio for writer and professor Fernando Ariza.
Approach 03 — 04
From ambiguity to a product in useGood work needs a strong idea and the discipline to make it hold up in the real world. I connect both ends of that process.
Research the context, name the user need, and decide what is worth making.
Design the product model, experience, content, and visual language together.
Build the critical paths, test the edges, launch responsibly, and keep learning.
Journal 04 — 04
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Manu Ariza / MadridThe person behind the work
I’m Manu, a product designer and builder. I move between strategy, interaction, visual direction, code, and launch—staying close enough to the details to make the whole thing coherent.
My work spans nonprofit tools, knowledge products, creative commerce, compensation systems, and expressive websites. Each project asks a different question. The constant is care for what happens after the concept.
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