The goal: Design a website for the clothing brand Color Details. When creating the design, it was essential to capture the brand's character — sensual, passionate, yet playful. It also had to reflect the brand's core values: a love for people, design, and art — and a deep attention to detail.

Color Details is more than just clothing — it's a way to express yourself, your style. It's about showing that you can be both bold and elegant, rebellious and refined, sharp-witted with a touch of irony.

HEALSY is a personal AI assistant that helps you manage your well-being — based on your lifestyle and medical data.

The client came with a ready-made design for the mobile app and website — but no working MVP. My role was to refine the functionality, prepare the product for launch, and test key hypotheses with early users.

Results:
Successful MVP launch
Gathered initial analytics — identified growth areas and key user needs.

Designing interfaces for the online platform of Sechenov University.

The goal was to create a clear and intuitive UX structure for students and faculty — taking into account the academic context and the specific needs of medical education. Together with the team, we developed a clean, minimalist visual style that fits the educational environment while ensuring contrast and ease of navigation.

VIEW GA Hotels is a chain of country hotels offering comfortable, modern service in natural settings — just a short drive from major cities.

The goal was to design a modern website with a strong focus on green tones — to evoke a sense of comfort, nature, and tranquility that reflects the atmosphere of the hotels.

The website is designed for families, couples on a romantic getaway, food lovers, and anyone who values privacy and nature.

The website is currently in development.

NefroDiet is a digital service for patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) that automates medical calculations, provides health analytics, suggests personalized meal plans, and enables chat with a doctor.

CKD patients often neglect the very diet that could delay the need for renal replacement therapy. The main reasons are the complexity of doing it alone and the fear of missing critical information.

Today's users live with high levels of stress and uncertainty. Many lack knowledge about self-care practices, as well as the motivation and discipline to build sustainable mental health habits. At the same time, access to qualified professionals remains limited — both in terms of time and resources.

The goal was to develop an MVP of an app that helps users cope with stress and develop self-care skills — even when professional help is hard to access.

Current and prospective students of art schools often lack a centralized platform to explore programs, engage with cultural life, and connect with the community. Without a digital product, interest can quickly fade — and access to information remains fragmented.

The goal: design a mobile app in line with the Moscow Schools of Art visual identity. The app should introduce users to various disciplines and courses, allow them to take classes, participate in competitions, stay updated with news, and find schools on an interactive map.

The current interface feels outdated — both in terms of aesthetics and usability. Users find it difficult to navigate the platform, which leads to lower engagement and trust. This is especially critical for young professionals — who expect a high-quality digital experience.

The goal was to redesign the platform — a job search tool for medical graduates — to improve the overall user experience and visual appeal.