Tetiana

UX/UI designer

Tetiana Lytvyna
Product UX/UI Designer with 2+ years of experience in product development and scaling.



I contributed to product growth and scaling by designing new features, improving core user flows,
and leading iterative redesigns.

My focus goes beyond visual design — I create solutions that help products grow by improving
conversion, reducing friction, and making experiences clear and intuitive for users.

I am especially interested in working with product teams in fast-changing environments.



Feel free to contact me in the Telegram

HARD SKILLS
Product & UX Tools
Product UX Desig n
F igma

User Flow Optimization
Prototyping (low & high fidelity)

CONTACTS Feature Design (from idea to release)
Design Handoff to Developers
UX Audits & Iterative Improvements

[открыть контакты](см. выше в блоке «контактная информация») Usability Testing & Feedback Analysis

Design Systems & Consistency
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Portfolio WORK E XP ERIENCE

Product UX/UI Designer
LANGUAGES Knowledge Gate Group Inc.

English: Intermediate W orked on the continuous development and scaling of a product.

Designed and improved core user flows, reducing friction and improving usability.

Ukrainian: Native
German: Elementary
2 y.e. Led feature design from early concepts to final implementation in collaboration with
product managers and developers.

2023-2025 Conducted usability testing and iterated on designs based on user feedback and
product goals.

Contributed to design standards and consistency across the product.

improved onboarding clarity

EDUCATION reduced user confusion

supported conversion growth

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Donetsk National Technical University Freelance / Early Experience
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2021-2023 User flows, wireframes, prototypes

Responsive and mobile-first design

Redesigns focused on usability improvement

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ohmoly.com
1 y.e. UX research and discover y

2020-2021 User flows, wireframes, prototypes

Responsive and mobile-first design

Redesigns focused on usability improvement