Position: Web Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 1.5

The project I am proud of is a website I've made for Tresor Gold. The way the metaphor was represented and the end-to-end flow are surprising. And every time I think of it - it makes me feel better.
My working experience is quite extensive. I worked in a big product company, where I was in the role of Marketing Designer, designing various marketing materials and was working closely with developers on the website. The tasks were as follows: design an email, design a blog for a new website, a poster, etc. I also did UI/UX research for the admin software, where I surveyed and collected feedback from various company members for further design improvements.

In the studio, where I was the Middle Web Designer, My main focus was on the websites. I went through the entire cycle from briefing, product and company research, and idea generation to concept creation, implementation and working with UI-kit.

The projects were generally very diverse, I designed from a landing page for a land leasing startup to a multi-page website for a company engaged in gold mining.

For the past months, I've been working as a Marketing Designer for a top-rated dog food company, primarily designing visuals for the marketing email campaigns, but I've also managed to do other tasks such as designing content for Amazon campaigns, social media etc.

For technologies, it is mainly Figma, also Adobe Suit if necessary. I have experience working with Readymag. Have basic knowledge of Webflow. One time I even used DaVinci (to animate the UI for the Behance case).

I want to work on projects that have a meaning, a story, a purpose, a goal, and material that I can work with. And design, in turn, is just a tool for broadcasting this value or idea.
I am looking for people of passion. I am always open to something new and if it will help me to become a better professional and human — I am fully yours. I respect high moral standards and I think that we should translate those in what we do.