Anastasiia Shkliarenko
Junior Digital Designer
SmartNest is a student project created to make smart home technology easier to understand and explore through an interactive digital experience. The website combines informational content with a modern, immersive interface designed to turn complex technology into something engaging and accessible. A dark, immersive interface, glowing blue-green accents, atmospheric visuals, and a neural-inspired 3D sphere create a sense of intelligence and innovation while keeping the experience clear and easy to navigate.
Explore the animations, visuals, and content yourself. (https://smartnest.ai.studio/)
The project was created with the help of AI-powered creative and coding tools:
Google AI Studio — AI-assisted vibe coding and development
Leonardo AI — generation of custom image and video content
React Bits — inspiration, UI patterns, and component ideas
The combination of AI-generated visuals and AI-assisted development made it possible to experiment quickly with interactive visuals, motion, layout, and creative concepts throughout the project.
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Another project from my early days of learning Figma and exploring mobile e-commerce design. 🌿
This plant store app concept features a product catalog, product details screen, shopping cart, and a loading screen. Working on this project allowed me to practice mobile UI design and gain a better understanding of user flows within e-commerce experiences.
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One of my earlier projects, created while taking a Figma course and exploring e-commerce design. This furniture store prototype features an interactive hero section, collections, product cards, and a concept for product filters.
There are many things I would refine today, but I still think it's a solid result for one of my first experiences designing this kind of product. Projects like this played an important role in building my design skills and understanding of e-commerce interfaces.
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While going through my old Figma projects, I found something I created over four years ago, back when I was just starting to learn the tool. Looking at it now felt like revisiting a completely different stage of my design journey, so I decided to rethink and rebuild it using everything I’ve learned since then.
The original version was a single long scrollable frame with almost no structure or interaction. The redesign introduces a more thoughtful system with clearer hierarchy, improved navigation, and interactive behavior. I also created two versions — one optimized for desktop and tablets, and another for mobile. From the original concept, I kept only the color palette and the “bubble” elements as a small visual reference.
This concept can work as a template for presentations, a modular section of a website, or a structured layout for showcasing content such as ratings, collections, featured items or even to be adapted into an interactive menu.
The mobile prototype can be explored here
(https://www.figma.com/proto/rH3IFXR6BgEpViWui0rw5j/movie-rating?node-id=2147-6656&viewport=518%2C447%2C0.03&t=0xKEcGqriS5FZ8qF-1&scaling=scale-down&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=2147%3A5141)The desktop prototype can be explored here (https://www.figma.com/proto/rH3IFXR6BgEpViWui0rw5j/movie-rating?node-id=2114-2197&viewport=703%2C435%2C0.25&t=VligBdfQsS6D9G38-1&scaling=scale-down&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=2022%3A2512)
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