Aurinko is a platform that provides unified APIs and pre-built sync logic for CRM- and PM-like systems, helping developers significantly reduce development time and accelerate time-to-market.I worked on the Aurinko portal and marketing website as a Product Designer and Frontend Developer. I designed and shipped new portal features, conducted interviews with developers who actively used the product, and improved UX based on real workflows and pain points.When I joined the team, I restructured the feature design process and created a UI kit from scratch, which previously did not exist. This significantly accelerated design and development cycles, allowing new functionality to be delivered to production faster without requiring developers to rethink UX from scratch.

My primary focus was maintaining Outlook and Gmail add-ins built with Angular/Dart. I designed the UX for new features (such as follow-ups and templates), conducted usability testing, and supported their implementation.

Women’s Opportunities in Ukraine Foundation supports families and women entering a new stage of their lives. Within a tight timeline, I worked on updating the visual identity. Later, together with Oleksandr Padalkin, we redesigned the website. We collaborated on UX and visual design, after which I implemented the final design layouts in WordPress.

After the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, ArcelorMittal Ukraine needed a reliable way to communicate important information to its employees. Previously, the company relied on a legacy SharePoint-based corporate portal, which was only accessible from corporate computers and not available to all employees. The goal was to launch a digital media platform accessible to any employee from a mobile phone, providing timely and critical updates. We initially launched an MVP using a standard WordPress theme with a minimal design to validate the concept and ensure fast deployment. After conducting employee interviews and analyzing usage data, I designed and developed the second version of the platform. Using a JAMstack architecture, I built the frontend with Nuxt.js, while retaining WordPress as a headless CMS, fetching content via GraphQL. After the launch of the redesigned platform, readership of the former corporate newspaper — previously available only in print — increased by 80%. Employees actively engaged with the platform and provided positive feedback.

Designed marketing and corporate materials, sales kits, event collateral, and merchandise, strengthening brand consistency across all communication channels. Developed logos and visual identities for company sub-projects. Created motion graphics for video content used in marketing campaigns and product presentations. Designed a UI kit and UX for the corporate website and prepared technical specifications for external contractors, accelerating development and ensuring design accuracy in delivery. Built and deployed the corporate news site and official company website using Nuxt.js (v2/3) and WordPress, improving performance and overall user experience. Configured the server, installed required dependencies, and launched production environments, ensuring stable, secure, and scalable operation of both platforms.

Doroga.media is a pet project I created together with Alex Padalkin. We built a media platform about city life, urban issues, and the people behind them. Our audience showed a clear interest in city-focused content, so we tested several hypotheses. I worked on the website’s UI/UX, frontend development, and created 3D scenes.