Hey there! 👋🏻 I'm Viktoria
Product Designer turning complex workflows into clear, scalable experiences
I work across information architecture, product flows, design systems, and high-fidelity UI to make complex products easier to understand, navigate, and act on. My experience spans e-commerce, healthcare, and B2B products, with a growing focus on AI-assisted workflows and intelligent digital experiences.
View Case StudiesOpen to full-time & contract workHey there! 👋🏻 I'm Viktoria
Product Designer turning
complex workflows into clear, scalable experiences
I work across information architecture, product flows, design systems, and high-fidelity UI to make complex products easier to understand, navigate, and act on. My experience spans e-commerce, healthcare, and B2B products, with a growing focus on AI-assisted workflows and intelligent digital experiences.
[PRODUCT DESIGN · E-COMMERCE]
Górna Półka: E-commerce & Configurator
End-to-end redesign of a multi-market furniture e-commerce platform.
[UX/UI, web]
Medgal — Product Catalog & Information Architecture
Replaced a static PDF catalog with a searchable system for a large, technical product range.
[UX/UI, web]
RECAT — Recycling Company Website
WhatsApp lead flow integrated with CRM for a technical B2B recycling service.
My story
From blueprints
to Figma frames
I spent years designing buildings. Structural integrity, load calculations, constraints that actually matter. Then I traded AutoCAD for Figma. Turns out, the playbook wasn't that different. My mindset is still the same: structure first. Where does this actually get messy? What can break? Which solutions will survive at scale? I don't start with the pixels. I start with the complicated part.
Worked across agencies, freelance and in-house product teams — marketing websites, e-commerce, dashboards, design systems. Basically, anything where "let's just make it look good" isn't quite a strategy.
The "figure out the hard part first" era. Apparently, it stuck.
Engineering mindset
Structure, constraints, precision, problem-solving.
UI/UX design
Turning complex problems into clear, usable interfaces.
Designing end-to-end products
Product thinking, design systems, and shipped experiences.
AI-assisted workflow
Faster research and iteration — the structure and decisions stay mine.
Product Designer
Where design, systems, and AI come together.
My story
From blueprints
to Figma frames
I spent years designing buildings. Structural integrity, load calculations, constraints that actually matter. Then I traded AutoCAD for Figma. Turns out, the playbook wasn't that different. My mindset is still the same: structure first. Where does this actually get messy? What can break? Which solutions will survive at scale? I don't start with the pixels. I start with the complicated part.
Worked across agencies, freelance and in-house product teams — marketing websites, e-commerce, dashboards, design systems. Basically, anything where "let's just make it look good" isn't quite a strategy.
The "figure out the hard part first" era. Apparently, it stuck.
Engineering mindset
Structure, constraints, precision, problem-solving.
UI/UX design
Turning complex problems into clear, usable interfaces.
Designing end-to-end products
Product thinking, design systems, and shipped experiences.
AI-assisted workflow
Faster research and iteration — the structure and decisions stay mine.
Product Designer
Where design, systems, and AI come together.