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Hi, I'm Yevgen Reznichenko

Web UX/UI designer


I create thoughtful, friendly, and minimalistic interfaces that bring real results. With a background in online store marketing.

Featured works

Creation services

Web UX/UI Design

for further development

website landing page
online store

Simple Website

for personal promotion

portfolio landing profile form

Usability Audit

to increase conversion rates

your website

Skills and tools

Design philosophy

Thoughtful

Carefully designing interfaces to improve ease of use and efficiency.

Friendly

Paying attention to small details for a more pleasant user experience.

Aesthetic

Adding interest to the appearance to enhance attractiveness.

Balanced

Refining experiences to meet business goals and user needs.

About me

During my 6.5 years as a marketer, I was responsible for design changes in online stores, among other things. This allowed me to develop skills in improving user experience and promoting business growth.My empathy keeps me focused on users and their needs. By improving the usability and visual appeal of an online store, I raised its conversion rate from 1.5% to 2.5%.I continually refine my skills to deliver my best work on every design I’m entrusted with.

Video of the adaptive design process

Resume

Resume Yevgen Reznichenko UI/UX designer

YevGenes

Landing page

Web page design for promoting web development services. Includes a visual style for light and dark themes, an interactive prototype, and mobile responsiveness.

Information

BTS

Details

There was a need to create a minimalist website design with the bare minimum necessary to start promoting services quickly.I determined what website content would be most useful at the outset and made a design that took web dev stylistics into account.The established style foundation allows further customization and adding additional content blocks.

Video with interactions with the header and project blocks

Design

Light theme

Quirky landing page Design

Dark theme

Quirky landing page Design

Light theme mobile

Quirky landing page Design

Dark theme mobile

Quirky landing page Design

Domify

Online store

Web UX/UI design for an online store of household goods from scratch. Includes visual style, interaction logic, and adaptability for mobile and tablet devices.

Information

Work done

Twenty pages for three different sizes

60+ pages for 3 screen sizes

Designed from scratch, with additional pages for complex interactions within checkout and personal account.

100+ components

For different states (rest, hovering, clicked) of buttons, fields, and cards. Adapted for tablets and mobile devices.

Hundreds of components
High fidelity prototype

High fidelity prototype

Detailed interactions for the desktop version. With differences for mobile.

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Details

The request was a modern online store as popular examples in Ukraine, with a preliminary color scheme, and a concept with a sense of "magic".

Considering the minimalist design, I achieved the effect with a bright fill and shadows when hovering over the elements.Because of the theme of household goods, I added friendliness with rounded corners and a font for key elements (headings, buttons, etc.).

Design + Prototype


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Milira

Landing page

Web page for the digital agency. Includes the structure of page elements, visual style, and a basic prototype.

Information

Heuristic Evaluation

Introduction 👐

Before redesign

Overall, the design was good before the redesign. From the good stuff:

  • the fonts correspond to the modern theme of the site and are well combined with each other;

  • colors are pleasant, their palette is sufficient to create variety and accents.

However, there were still many details that could be honed.

After redesign

I took the fonts and colors from the version before the redesign. Next, I chose thematic elements - easy and understandable emojis. People use them in everyday life, so their use reduces the load on cognitive properties.By weaving them throughout the site, I managed to achieve a similarity.

Law of Similarity

Law of Similarity

The human eye tends to perceive similar elements in a design as a complete picture, shape, or group, even if those elements are separated.

Navigation 🧭

Before redesign

It was impossible to use the navigation after the first scroll because navigation was hidden. It's better to give the ability to go to other sections or fill out an application at any time. Wherever the user is on the page.

Milira Navigation before redesign

After redesign

That's why I provided a floating menu.

Milira Navigation after redesign

Try scrolling in the prototype 🔗

Hero image 🦸

Before redesign

The photo was difficult to interpret at a glance. It shows people rejoicing over parcels from an online store. Next to it, there are complicated, loaded diagrams that need to be deciphered.

Milira Hero Page Before redesign

It is possible to respond to the subject of the site more clearly and with less effort for the user. And take into account the Law of Prägnanz.

Law of Prägnanz

Law of Prägnanz

People will perceive and interpret ambiguous or complex images as the simplest form possible, because it is the interpretation that requires the least cognitive effort of us.

After redesign

I emphasized the headline with the main color and reduced the emphasis of the secondary text.

Milira Hero Page After redesign

To place the elements, I used one of the classical schemes that visitors are already familiar with from other sites.

Jakob’s Law

Jakob’s Law

Users spend most of their time on other sites. This means that users prefer your site to work the same way as all the other sites they already know.

Services ⏳

Before redesign

These illustrations will be easier to perceive if they are consistent. Now it's screenshots on devices, a real object, and augmented reality. In different styles, sizes, and locations.

Milira Services Before Redesign

After redesign

I adjusted the color saturation for the illustrations and the brightness for the labels with the list of services.

Milira Services After Redesign

I took the illustrations from unDraw. They are in the same style throughout the site and, together with emojis, reinforce the effect of similarity. This allows users to focus on their tasks rather than learning new models.

Portfolio 💼

Before redesign

Illustrations of projects may be more appropriate. Instead of items that characterize the activities of client sites, you can post screenshots of the agency's work.

Milira Portfolio Before Redesign

After redesign

Instead of using new colors for the background, I reduced the opacity of the existing ones and used them.

Milira Portfolio After Redesign

I made screenshots the most important part of the cards. When you hover over them, the color changes slightly and the size of the screenshot increases. Try pointing and clicking on them in the prototype 🔗 from your computer.I also added labels to the cards to indicate the work performed. I transferred the labels in the same layout and colors as in the block with services. Another small, consistent detail to reduce the cognitive load on the user.

About the company 💬

Before redesign

In this block, it was possible to work with accents. Also, use the space more rationally.

Milira About the company Before Redesign

For example, the letter “M” is almost not visible. And the play button with the inscription breaks up the information about the agency, while there is empty space under the letter “M”.

After redesign

I have emphasized the logo and key information.

Milira About the company After Redesign

To make them memorable.

The Isolation Effect

The Isolation Effect

The Isolation Effect, predicts that when multiple similar objects are present, the one that differs from the rest is most likely to be remembered.

Contacts 📇

Before redesign

And finally, it would be nice to do something about accents in contacts.

Milira Contacts Before Redesign

After redesign

In them, I used common elements for the site - emojis and illustrations. It turned out like this.

Milira Contacts After Redesign

Conclusion 🎬

As a result, the layout of the elements, visual style, accents, and hover + click animations were developed. All contrasts were tested for accessibility.All this is necessary to achieve the aesthetic-usability effect.

Aesthetic-Usability Effect

Aesthetic-Usability Effect

Users often perceive aesthetically pleasing design as design that’s more usable.

Design

Before redesign


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After redesign


Redesign Milira
Redesign Milira
Redesign Milira

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Toloka

Movie page

Revamped movie download web page redesign with a modern and sleek appearance.

Design

Before redesign


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After redesign


Redesign Toloka.to

Slynko

Product catalog

Simple website with a structure that displays product categories and individual product cards. With contact information and an ‘About Me’ section.

Information

Design

Home page

Slynko Website Creation

Catalog

Slynko Website Catalog

Product Card

Slynko Website Product Card

Testimonial

Olha Slynko

Olga Slynko

Confectioner

I really liked the website that Yevgen made for me. First of all, the development of the site and the site itself have an affordable price. This is important for the entrepreneur who is just starting their business.Secondly, the structure of the site is clear, without unnecessary elements, and simple but tasteful. Any visitor to the site can easily navigate its sections, get comprehensive information, and, if interested, contact me.I would also like to recognize Yevgen's initiative and professionalism. Many decisions are his ideas, which he substantiated and explained why it was worth doing so.If you are starting your own business and are thinking about creating a website, I recommend working with Yevgen. It is affordable and professional.