Position: UI/UX Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 2.5

- Designed UI / UX internal tools ( used UX-design methods)
- Created Adaptive and Responsive designs for several web products
- Designed Corporate Merch
- Negotiated with the customers on the details of the work ( feedback, TR, presentation, etc.)
- Designed  UI/UX interfaces for web, desktop, and mobile apps
- Designed Pitch Decks, Landing pages, Logos, Mockups
- Created SaaS products ( CRM platform, Finance tools)
- Analyzed sites and applications' usability to suggest a creative solution
- Closed work with PM, BA, and development team

Soft Skills :
- Giving constructive feedback 
- Presenting 
- Acceptance of criticism
I started my education in Product design with systematic thinking and Design system principles. I am a big fun of Atomic methodology and re-usable components. Bootstrap is my go-to when I need a good example of such a system. I love how Apple Human Interface Guidelines are thought through and organized (you bet!), as well as Google Material Design guidelines.
Wireframing
I’m fully aware of Agile principles. So, in order to deliver a product in a fast pace I prefer to sketch my ideas and create a wireframes set representing user journey before actual UI work.
Figma
After having 1-2 rounds of feedback I start with UI. Figma is my go-to tool, but I believe it’s a matter of short period of time to master any other tool as Sketch or Adobe XD.
Responsive design
Do you believe in Mobile First approach? I believe, as web is on the phone right now. But there are many other cases for sure. Responsive VS Adaptive - I can do both, check out my portfolio!
Prototyping
Should my new project “speak for itself”? Sure thing - no. But I know the way to communicate my ideas in a best possible way - through prototyping and interaction. Fortunatelly, it’s all available right in Figma.
Storytelling
I’ve just heard once that Storytelling is a trending thing. I checked it out and was amazed how everything is much better with a story behind it. Could my design benefit from it? Absolutely yes.
Understanding Page Markup -
HTML/CSS 
Oh, well. There’s no design just for the sake of design itself. We solve problems, we build experience, right? How would you create anything visible on a web withoutl HTML and CSS? And I’m pretty familiar with Visual Studio.
UX Research
I can’t say it’s my super power yet, but I’m working on it. Having more experience and projects under my belt would make me a UX superhero.