Position: Junior UI/UX Designer
Category: Design
English level: intermediate
Years of experience: 0

During my studies, I successfully created intuitive and aesthetic interfaces for websites and mobile applications. The projects ranged from landing pages to complex web services. I conducted user research and analyzed competitors to create the most simple and understandable interface. My pet project is creating a landing page for registering for educational courses.
During my UI/UX Design courses, I created 5 projects which included landing pages, a website, a webservice, wevsite and a mobile app.

Flower Lover is a flower delivery landing page that was created to attract the attention of users and convince them to order flowers through this service. 
The Flower Lover landing page serves as a visually appealing and informative platform where users can explore flower options, place orders, and find the necessary information about the delivery service.

House Hopper is a web service for finding and booking accommodation. It was created to simplify the process of finding and booking accommodation around the world. This service has two personas: a property owner and a guest. Each of them has different functions and capabilities.
It provides users with a range of functions and features to search for properties, make reservations, communicate with property owners, and access useful travel information, all in one convenient place.
Exciting projects: I want to join a team that works on exciting projects that have an impact on users' lives. I am ready to contribute to the creation of innovative and high-quality UX/UI solutions.
Skill development: I am looking for opportunities for continuous growth and learning in the field of UX/UI design. I want to work with experienced professionals who can support my professional development.
Teamwork: It is important for me to be part of a collaborative team where each member can bring their own ideas and experience. I want to communicate and share knowledge with my colleagues.