Tangivel

Tangível is a UX and design consultancy based in Lisbon, Portugal, whose tagline is Simplifying the world through better design. According to its website, it combines consulting, training and a research lab, has about 20 years of experience, and has delivered more than 380 projects across industries including finance, energy, telecommunications and government.

The team is multidisciplinary, with backgrounds in anthropology, psychology, journalism, computer engineering and design. Decisions are evidence-based, drawing on quantitative data and an in-house UX lab, and methods are adapted to each project, delivered remotely or on-site with agile or traditional approaches. The company states that it is independent of international groups. Its values are empathy, proximity, integrity, knowledge, clarity and audacity.

• UX and UI design: interface and product design for digital services
• User research and benchmarking: studies of users and competitors
• Product strategy and innovation: strategy work for digital products
• Design systems: design system creation
• Digital accessibility: accessibility consulting
• Team augmentation: specialists added to client teams
• LabUX: a bookable UX lab and a panel for paid studies
• Tangível Academy: courses, in-house training and the UX-PM certification

Named clients include Accenture, Ageas Seguros, AMA, Amdocs, Auchan, BNP Paribas, Deloitte, EDP, EY, Galp, Gartner, KPMG, MB Way, Médis, MEO, Oney, OutSystems, Santander, Siemens, Unitel, Vodafone, Volkswagen, Worten and ZEISS. Featured work covers an intelligent gas bottle and a design system for Galp, app and website engagement for Unitel, and a customer-centred retail redesign for Worten.

The company reports recognition including Technology Fast 50, Digital with Purpose, PME Líder, Inovadora 24 and Great Place to Work certification in Portugal for 2023. It is the Portuguese member of the UX Alliance, a member of Plain, and a certified training entity under DGERT. Its social responsibility activities include beach clean-ups and school renovations.