Position: UI/UX Designer
Category: Design
English level: upper
Years of experience: 1

I graduated from high school with a gold medal.
A prize winner of regional Olympiads in mathematics, Ukrainian history, and biology. 
A winner of the esteemed international competition 'I am European'. 
I successfully completed a medical education, followed by an internship specializing in Internal Medicine.
Hello! I'm UI/UX Designer proficient in crafting intuitive and user-friendly digital experiences. With a background in medicine, I bring a unique perspective and meticulous attention to detail to my work. I excel in conducting thorough user research, creating wireframes and prototypes, and designing engaging user interfaces. I possess a strong grasp of cause and effect relationships and thrive in taking responsibility and making critical decisions even in high-pressure situations. My primary focus is on understanding user needs and creating solutions that simplify their lives.

My portfolio showcases a project, where I conducted comprehensive research, analyzed competitors, and performed 8 in-depth interviews. Utilizing the insights gathered, I developed job stories and a customer journey map. Employing the Kano model, I conducted surveys to prioritize features and crafted an effective information architecture. By constructing user flows and conducting testing based on prototypes, I refined the design to create a native, user-centric, and visually appealing experience.

Additionally, I have worked on a project, where I employed similar methodologies such as creating personas based on interview data, user stories, and product hypotheses. The overall process mirrored the one described above. Throughout these projects, I employed Agile methodologies, specifically working within the Scrum framework, to ensure efficient and collaborative project management.
Working on existing projects, creating new components, supporting design systems. Conducting user research to understand the project's direction, creating new features, and improving existing ones