Rodion Prokhortsev
UX/UI designer
About
UX/UI designer with experience in front-end development
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Work Experience
Work on the developer's and partners' websites.
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Finalization of one of the filters for apartment selection.
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Redesign of apartment cards.
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Development of a page for buying an apartment for rent.
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Development of a redesign concept for the partner's dom.store website.
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Work on the marketing campaign “Malina in Norsk Residences”.
- Main project.
Work in the project on migration of the system for determining the most optimal log cutting from Qt5(C++) to Web(NodeJS, Vue).
!!! Screenshots of the desktop version are listed in the gallery.
- Secondary projects.
Designing an industrial interface design for sawmill production circuit traceability software for a sawmill line;
Experimental web application development (business hypothesis testing).
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Development of a web application for: Student Coffee Shop 1638, Driving schools, Isakogorsky Bread.
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Development of a web-application for Leograd family recreation park.
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Development of city quest builder (MVP).
Projects
Description: As part of my job search for a UX/UI designer position, I successfully completed a paid test assignment for an e-commerce studio specializing in the South Korean market. The main task of the assignment was to design the homepage for an online store for women's shoes.
Key Tasks:
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Market Immersion: Quickly studied the specifics of UX/UI design for South Korean e-commerce, including the unique requirements and user preferences.
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Legal Compliance: Considered the legal aspects of conducting online commerce in South Korea, ensuring adherence to relevant norms and standards for user interfaces and content.
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Localization: Created the design in the Korean language, which required a deep understanding of local culture and audience preferences.
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Interface Design: Developed an interactive prototype and a complete UIKit, ensuring consistency and ease of use across all stages of product interaction.
Results: After completing the assignment, I received positive feedback: my work was highly appreciated and used as the foundation for the studio’s real commercial project. I was offered a part-time position on the team, but I decided to decline due to the significant time zone difference.