HI, I'M ANDI

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I focus on merging business objectives and user hearts. I solve common product friction points with clarity and precision to subtly lead customers to the "aha" moment. I transform complex leagacy systems into harmonious solutions where business and user needs don't just coexist, they thrive together 🚀

Currently: Product Designer @Tevalis

Previously: UX/UI Designer @Phyistrack

A little about me

At a quick glance:

I’m a Product Designer, originally from Ukraine, now living in Manchester. I’m a lifelong learner and currently deep in the process of getting to know the local culture. I’m not quite at the beans‑on‑toast level… just yet.

I love untangling complex, legacy problems and shaping them into simple, elegant experiences. My sweet spot is building rigorous design systems from 0–1 that accelerate delivery, scale across products, and delight users.

You can find me on LinkedIn, or if you want to get in touch, drop me a line.

My foundation isn’t in art—it’s in code. My first degree is a Junior Specialist in Computer Science. It might sound technical, but I consider it my greatest asset as a designer.

I intentionally pivoted to product design because I believe the best solutions are found where technical logic and human‑centred design meet. I don’t believe good design is complicated, but I do believe it must be intentional. My focus is on translating business goals into user‑centred outcomes with clarity and precision.

What I've been working on:

I’m currently working at Tevalis as a Product Designer, defining and governing a multi‑product design system to improve consistency and speed.

Previously, I designed product surfaces and shipped marketing pages for Physitrack’s Lifecare and wellness divisions.

Alongside my industry work, I was a PAL Leader at Manchester Met, helping first‑year UX students find their feet academically and inviting them to play with tools like Figma and core design methods.

I recently joined the NUX community as a volunteer and have been helping to facilitate gather‑ups.