Žana Juvan is a researcher and a teaching assistant at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, University of Ljubljana, where she focuses on ensuring accessibility and designing user experiences within modern digital environments. Her work integrates user interface design, the application of 3D technologies, photography, and the full spectrum of audio-video production. She participates in filming and post-production, 2D and 3D animations, as well as the design of visual elements that support the development of digital solutions and educational content.
A significant part of her professional activity involves the field of mobility and C-ITS. In this area, she designs accessible user interfaces and user experiences for various traffic-information solutions, with a particular focus on the challenges and needs of users with hearing impairments. On the research front, she develops approaches that connect accessibility, user experience, and 3D animated avatars, aiming to improve the accessibility of mobility services for the deaf and hard of hearing.
As a member of the Laboratory for Multimedia, she participates in research and applied projects covering multimedia engineering, XR technologies, 3D modeling, as well as 360° production and the creation of virtual tours. In cooperation with industrial partners, she is also involved in executing complex audio-video broadcasts that utilize combinations of broadcast RTV and IP technologies. Her work bridges technical knowledge, visual development, and user understanding to support modern multimedia and accessibility solutions.