UX/UI Designer focused on building intuitive, accessible, and purposeful web solutions
I design digital products that people actually enjoy using — and I can build them too
I make complicated things simple. That's the short version.
The longer version: I spent my studies at Mainor learning how to understand users — what they want, what they struggle with, and what makes them click. Then I taught myself backend development because I wanted to know what happens after the user clicks that button. Turns out, knowing both sides makes you a better designer.
My design philosophy? If users have to think about how to use something, I haven't done my job. Great interfaces should feel obvious, even effortless.
From Figma concepts to full-stack apps — take a look at what I’ve been creating and improving over time.
A clean and accessible landing page design for a digital psychiatry service, focused on trust, usability, and streamlined appointment booking.
A high-fidelity prototype designed in Figma for planning routes, tracking public transport, and managing travel cards.
A high-fidelity prototype designed in Figma to explore gift recommendations through user-driven filters.
My first practice project — an e-commerce website for a vape store built with HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap.
A backend-focused web application that displays flight, airport, and aircraft data using external APIs. Built with Java, Spring Boot, and Thymeleaf.
A full-stack task management web application with role-based access control and CRUD features.
A minimalistic web app that checks websites for SEO suitability and basic meta information.
A collection of five terminal-based logic games developed in Java. Users solve challenges like arithmetic, GCD, and number progression in a console interface.
A terminal-based Java tool for comparing structured data in JSON and YAML formats. Displays differences in multiple output formats.
Creative Photoshop exercises completed during the first-year university course to practice composition, layering, and image manipulation.
Vector illustrations created as part of first-year coursework using Adobe Illustrator.
Principles that guide every project I work on
Users shouldn't have to think about how to use it
Everyone deserves a good experience, regardless of ability
Test early, test often, improve continuously
Understand users' needs before jumping to solutions
"Who is this for, and what problem does it solve?"
The question I ask at the start of every project
Formal education combined with independent learning has helped me build a solid foundation in modern web development.
Studying modern web development with a focus on front-end technologies, UX/UI design, and prototyping. Gained strong knowledge of the software development process and user-centered design principles.
Deepening knowledge in Java through structured tasks, covering algorithms, data structures, multithreading, and enterprise-level backend techniques.
Focused on core Java concepts, including OOP, testing, Spring Boot, and building backend applications with real-world scenarios and clean architecture.
Although I haven't worked professionally in a design role yet, I have developed a strong foundation in UX/UI design through academic projects and hands-on practice. My technical background in web development gives me a unique perspective on designing feasible, developer-friendly solutions.
While completing my studies, I focused on two parallel tracks: designing user-centered interfaces and building technical skills through backend development. This combination allows me to create designs that are both beautiful and technically feasible.
Responsible for territory protection and client property security. Gained valuable soft skills such as quick decision-making, teamwork, and client communication. Awarded “Employee of the Year” for outstanding achievements.
Worked in a fast-paced environment providing customer service, managing orders, and processing payments. Developed multitasking abilities and efficient communication under pressure.
Whether you’re interested in collaboration, have a question, or just want to connect — feel free to reach out.