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Working on the hike cards for Trova and ended up exploring two different directions.
Card 1: More UI-focused — immersive imagery, stronger visual impact, cleaner aesthetic.
Card 2: More UX-focused — information is easier to scan, content hierarchy is clearer, and the CTA feels more accessible.
If you had to choose one for a hiking/adventure website, which would you pick and why?
Curious how other designers balance visual appeal vs usability.
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Hi Contra community 👋
I’m Anastasiia, a UI/UX and product designer with 2 years of experience.
I love creating clean, modern, and thoughtful digital products — especially mobile apps, iOS-style interfaces, MVPs, user flows, dashboards, onboarding, and visual systems.
What I enjoy most is turning ideas into simple, beautiful, and user-friendly experiences that feel clear both for users and for development.
I’m happy to be here, meet other creatives, share my work, and connect with founders, teams, and designers.
I’m open to new projects, collaborations, friendly conversations, and new connections.
Nice to meet you all ✨
Ура! Ласкаво просимо на Contra!🥳
Hi, I'm Anastasiia, a UX/UI Designer 👋
A few years ago, if someone had told me I'd be designing SaaS platforms and complex digital products, I probably wouldn't have believed them.
Before UX/UI design, I worked as a logistics manager in a transportation company. Then came motherhood, a career break, and eventually the realization that it was time for a change.
What started as a hobby that brought creativity and variety into my routine gradually became a profession I genuinely enjoy.
Today, I design digital products and help turn complex workflows into intuitive user experiences. I especially enjoy projects that require deep thinking, problem-solving, and finding ways to make complicated things feel simple for the end user.
One thing I value most in my work is feedback. I've learned to see constructive criticism not as something personal, but as an opportunity to improve the product and grow as a designer.
Outside of work, being a mom has taught me flexibility, patience, empathy, and prioritization - skills that turn out to be surprisingly useful in design, too.
Long term, I'd love to build products of my own - including an idea that's close to my heart: helping moms discover simple developmental activities for their children and connect with other moms nearby.
For now, I'm here to connect with founders, designers, creators, and teams building meaningful products.
Looking forward to learning, sharing, and creating together ✨
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