X5 Tech

● Led design reviews, ensuring final interfaces closely matched mockups, resulting in significant improvements in interface fidelity. ● Designed user interfaces and web applications for a trucking automation project. ● Utilized Figma as the primary design tool.

User account of a transportation company

Over the course of three months, working together with a second designer, we approved the service prototype and completely revamped the concept of the personal account for the transportation company. We created and documented the design system and designed the core sections of the product. Weekly, we presented intermediate results to the client for approval.

Pinkman studio

● Collaborated in a team specializing in complex business interface design. ● Redesigned the user account interface for a transportation company. ● Designed interfaces for web applications, including an employee scheduling system for a large retail company. ● Created interactive prototypes for user testing. ● Mentored junior designers by reviewing their layouts. ● Utilized Figma as the primary design tool.

Megapteka

● Contributed to a side project for a pharmacy aggregator company. ● Designed the desktop and mobile versions of the company's website. ● Conducted a competitive analysis, defined solutions, and developed prototypes. ● Created the company logo, established a design system, and designed core website sections. ● Utilized Figma as the primary design tool.

Product for accounting employees

I have been working in the team for over half a year. I successfully implemented a significant project to transfer the employee accounting process from Excel to our product. I create and document components for the local design system, adhering to the general rules of the X5 library. Regularly, I communicate with the client, conduct design reviews of completed tasks, and address “design debt” if the colors, typography, spacing, or component behavior on the production do not match the layouts.

aptk.rs website

Task: design a website for a pharmaceutical aggregator to be launched in the Serbian market. The website should feature a flow for selecting the necessary medication and placing an order from the available pharmacies. My Role.Aptk.rs — my first independently implemented project. I conducted a competitive analysis, formulated solutions, and created a prototype. After its approval, I designed the logo, developed the design system, and designed the main sections for the desktop and mobile views of the website. Main Sections of the Website: 1. Home page. This section is designed to encourage users to place an order through the aggregator. I included a section for advertising integrations and promotions, highlighted product categories, provided a mini-guide on how to place an order, showcased popular items and articles, and also wrote a brief description. 2. Product catalog. In this section, users can browse and search for products. In the first iteration of the website, the decision was made to eliminate filtering. The search is done based on the product's name and the active ingredient of the medication. By clicking on the button in the pro. 3. Product details page. This page provides detailed information about a product, including the manufacturer, indications, side effects, dosage, drug interactions, storage temperature, and more, presented in a user-friendly manner. Users can also view alternative products based on the active ingredient. 4. Shopping cart. Upon accessing the shopping cart, users can view the quantity and price of selected products. The cost is specified as "from" since the exact price will be calculated after selecting a specific pharmacy for. 5. Pharmacy selec. The next step for the user is to choose a pharmacy from which they will pick up their order. When clicking on the pharmacy card, its location is displayed on the map. Additional information about the pharmacy, along with a selection button, als. 6. Order confirmation. The final stage.

edu.plus desktop app

Task: create a concept for an educational app targeting children aged 13-15 years. The service should assist students in filling knowledge gaps in the school curriculum, track their activity, progress, and motivate them to study. Main sections of the app: 1. Dashboard. In this section, the user can view their progress across all courses, as well as specifically for each subject in the chosen program. The difference between tests taken before and after watching edu.plus video lessons is recorded and displayed in a separate block. The Activity widget shows the time spent on learning. The section also provides quick access to available tests. 2. My courses. This is a section where the user can see all their courses. Each course is represented by a card that shows a progress bar. By clicking on the link, the user can instantly access the current lesson or the entire course, by clicking on a course card. Below, there is a "Roadmap" section where the user can plan their study schedule for the wee. 3. Course Page. When the user clicks on a course card, they are taken to a section with a detailed description of the course. Below that, there is a section with the course topics. Completed units are marked with labels, and you cannot move on to the next topic without completing the current one; they are locked. On the right side, there is a section with a button that launches a chat with the tutor. 4. All subjects. A detailed table of all available educational courses on the platform. Users can apply sorting, filtering, and perform searches within this section. By clicking on a course, the user can navigate to the detailed course page to learn more about the curriculum and add the subject to their courses. 5. User profile page. The user's profile card is viewable by other users of the service. This section displays basic information.