Position: UI Designer, Graphic Designer, Brand Identity Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 7


Alright, it's going to be a short story with 3 simple steps:


Step 1: Print design with editorial via the print house: editorial, typography, layout work, preprint. color theory, my basics.

Step 2: After a couple of years in print, I smoothly transitioned to the digital design which included various web, social media, and app designs as it was extremely relevant at that moment (Though it's even more right now).

Step 3. Deep dive into the world of branding and a step back to the digital. In this 'branding period', I explored visual identity and logo design, lettering/type design, calligraphy, illustration, and how each and every element strongly ties in with a brand image/tone of voice and market environment, and this brings us to my unique value proposition.

As I've already mentioned I made a step back to the UI/UX design field and now implementing all knowledge I've achieved throughout all these years, to create cohesive digital design solutions not only with smooth user flows but also with unique product experience.
Design solves problems, that's a fact, but any problem can't be solved on the level it was created. I prefer mid/big companies and product development teams because they allow for broad experience exchange and access to well organized analytical data to create new viewpoints for efficient problem solving - Design.