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Yurii Khimka®

7+ years designing UX for complex digital products — enterprise SaaS platforms, data-heavy dashboards, mobile applications, and e-commerce. Now delivering end-to-end: from research and interface design to a fast, launch-ready build.

Type
UX/UI Designer & Developer
Experience
7+ years
Primary Tool
Figma
Delivery
Research → Flows → UI → Code
Yurii Khimka — UX/UI Designer & Developer
01 — Background

Building digital products that solve real problems.

My work is focused on complex digital products — data-heavy SaaS platforms, enterprise dashboards, internal tools, mobile applications, and e-commerce systems. Most of my experience comes from products where the challenge isn't visual — it's structural.

I'm not interested in interfaces that look good. I'm interested in interfaces that work well under pressure — ones where the complexity is in the product logic, the edge cases, and the workflows that have to hold up for real users doing real work.

7+
Years in UX design
40+
Products shipped
15+
Enterprise teams
End-End
Research to code
02 — What I work on

Where I spend most of my time.

Enterprise SaaS

Complex multi-surface platforms — dashboards, analytics, admin, and reporting.

Data-heavy dashboards

Dense data tables, custom chart builders, advanced filtering, and real-time views.

B2B & internal tools

Operational platforms and internal systems built for high-frequency professional use.

Mobile applications

Native iOS and Android — from onboarding through core flows to deep product features.

Consumer products

Marketplaces, matching platforms, and consumer-facing apps where usability drives retention.

E-commerce

Retail platforms with a focus on catalogue, product pages, checkout, and conversion.

03 — How I work

Every screen earns its place.

The interface is always the last step — not the first.

/ 01 — Research & discovery
Before the first frame

Understand the product before touching a tool.

Every project starts with research. Business goals, user needs, competitor landscape, technical constraints — gathered before any design tool is opened. The quality of the output is determined here.

/ 02 — Define features & priorities
Focus before scope

Identify what actually matters.

Based on research, I identify the most important features and user needs. Not everything requested is required. Not everything required is obvious. This step decides what gets designed.

/ 03 — User flows
Before the screens

Map how users move through the product.

User flows define what needs to exist at every step — before any screen is drawn. This prevents designing beautiful screens that don't connect, and ensures every state, edge case, and decision point is accounted for.

/ 04 — Interface design
Figma

Interfaces that serve a purpose.

Only after flows are clear does interface design begin. Every screen and interaction is tied to a defined user need. The result is a UI that's tight, purposeful, and built to hand off without re-explanation.

04 — The differentiator

Detail, workflows, and edge cases — not just screens.

Most designers focus on the happy path. I focus on the full product. Complex platforms fail at the edges — at bulk actions, error states, empty states, conflicting permissions, dense data, and workflows that span multiple user types. These are the problems I enjoy most.

05 — Full delivery

Design to deployment, one person.

When a project needs more than design — I can take it all the way to launch.

UX/UI Design

Research, user flows, Figma design, and design system — ready to hand off.

Frontend

React, Next.js, TypeScript, JavaScript — responsive, accessible, performant.

Backend

Node.js and Python — APIs, integrations, and business logic.

Database

PostgreSQL and Supabase — relational data, auth, and storage.

Deployment

Hetzner hosting — configured, deployed, and ready for production.

Let's talk

Ready to build something that works?

Whether you need UX/UI design, a full end-to-end build, or someone who can do both — let's talk about the project.

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