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Ekaterina Pykhova

Ekaterina Pykhova

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A to-do
Backlog widget for Figma A to-do list inside your design file. Vibe-coded it in one evening because I was sick of switching between three windows to track tasks. It does one thing and does it well — keeps your backlog where your actual work happens. No integrations, no settings, no onboarding. Just a list.
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Cover image for FineTune — typography auto-tuning for
FineTune — typography auto-tuning for Figma A Figma plugin that calculates optimal line-height and letter-spacing based on font metrics, weight, size, background brightness, and baseline grid — then exports in code-ready units. 30 hand-tuned font profiles. Regressive line-height scale. 4px grid snap. Background-aware. Exports to CSS, iOS, and Android. Built because TypeBalance picks pretty numbers. FineTune picks pretty numbers that work in code. Stack: TypeScript · Figma Plugin API
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Cover image for Cortiva — MVP landing page
Cortiva — MVP landing page without the interface Scope: UX strategy · IA · UI design · Copywriting framework · Lottie A fintech startup, one hard constraint: the UI couldn't be shown publicly. The task was to earn trust with a skeptical accounting audience — without a single screenshot. Accountants scan for precision and leave fast. Research across four competing tools mapped three recurring pain points — manual errors, repetitive processing, tool complexity. Those insights structured everything: section order, narrative, hierarchy. The visual challenge: how do you show software without showing it? Abstract status cards — "Ready for Review," "Sent to ERP." Specific enough to feel real. Abstract enough not to deceive. Deliverables: copywriting framework, UI kit, responsive layout, prototype.
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Cover image for UniGift — Brand & UI for a gifting platform Scope: Visual id...
UniGift — Brand & UI for a gifting platform Scope: Visual identity · UI design · Styleguide · Interactive prototype Timeline: 2 weeks A personalized gift box service targeting women 25–40. The brief was specific: warm, premium, nothing that oversells. Two weeks from brief to prototype. I started with emotional direction before opening Figma — moodboard first, then identity. The visual language that followed: Cormorant & Pathway Extreme, Stone and Rose as main colors. A secondary diamond element runs through the whole system as both decorative detail and functional UI marker. The UI system covers homepage, catalog, card components, buttons, and responsive breakpoints — all WCAG-validated. The interface softens as it scales down: radius drops from 20px to 8px, tone stays consistent.
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