Problem:
Users struggled to understand the mechanics of staking and unstaking due to unclear conditions and fees. Without clear visualization, users could not see how the unstaking period affected rewards and often doubted the process’s security and reliability, reducing trust and participation, which limited project growth and TVL.
Results
Implemented staking visualizations that increased TVL by boosting user-deposited funds and improving staking conversion.
Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2023
Locus
DeFi asset management platform with yield-bearing indexes
Problem
The blog was hosted on an external platform, limiting analytics, separating it from the product, and reducing user engagement. The team decided to migrate it to the company website to gain content control and unify the visual style.
Results
Developing the blog and redesigning the landing page increased time on site by 18.7% and page depth by 9.3%. A VI-kit documenting component behavior accelerated design handoff, reducing developer questions and revisions.
Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2024
Rivo
Smart contract wallet and DeFi strategy aggregator
Problem
DeFi products were difficult to use, especially for new users entering the TON ecosystem. The memecoin market was fragmented with no single entry point for trading in Telegram, complicating analytics, trading, and community engagement.
Solution
Developed an MVP with basic trading functionality, task completion, and a leaderboard system; one-tap token swaps directly in Telegram; options for copy trading, community interaction, and a news feed.
Result
The app reached 320,000 MAU and 10,000 DAU, secured investments and support within the TON ecosystem, and successfully completed an accelerator program.
Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2024
Scalr
One-Tap Price Prediction Telegram Mini App on TON
Problem
- no structured system for managing clients
- complex and fragmented flow from deal to closing
- heavy reliance on manual communication and follow-ups
- difficult to understand deals: structure, valuation, and exit mechanics
- information overload made decision-making harder
- lack of confidence when entering an investment
Result
- Simplified investment decision-making and reduced friction in the user journey
- Improved transparency around deals and exits
- Reduced reliance on manual communication with managers
Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2025
Axevil
Private equity platform for wealth managers
Overview
Axevil is an investment platform operating through partners who attract and support investors at every stage of a deal. I was responsible for designing the partner app and web platform, focusing on simplifying the user journey and decision-making process.
Context
The platform was already attracting users and partners, but the investment process remained complex: there was too much information, a high level of uncertainty, and strong dependence on managers.
Problem
For users
- difficult to understand deals: structure, valuation, and exit mechanics
- information overload made decision-making harder
- lack of confidence when entering an investment
For partners
- no structured system for managing clients
- complex and fragmented flow from deal to closing
- heavy reliance on manual communication and follow-ups
Result
- Simplified investment decision-making and reduced friction in the user journey
- Improved transparency around deals and exits
- Reduced reliance on manual communication with managers
My Role
UX/UI Designer
- Designed user flows and key product scenarios
- Built UI based on the design system and visual guidelines
- Conducted competitive analysis
- Collaborated closely with the product team
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Year
2025
Axevil
Private equity platform for wealth managers
After releasing the first production version, we began iteratively developing the product: collecting team feedback, identifying growth opportunities, and rolling out new features. The main focus of the product shifted to memecoin integration, and I worked on developing SocialFi mechanics.
We reviewed solutions with the product manager and developer, adapting the interface to the limitations of the Telegram Mini App and frontend capabilities. The MVP with core functionality was launched under tight deadlines.
Once the user flow was approved, I moved on to designing the key screens. I started with wireframes for basic trading scenarios, the task screen, and the leaderboard.
I analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of existing solutions. Most focus either on transaction speed and automation or on user engagement through social features.
I conducted a competitive analysis to understand how similar applications operate, which key features they implement, where they place emphasis, and which design patterns could be applied to our solution.
Workflow
At the project’s outset, the team defined key objectives and the product launch timeline. Together with the product manager, we outlined preliminary audience segments to guide the MVP design. At this stage, these were hypotheses based on team experience and market analysis.
Context
Originally conceived as a TON-based trading platform, the product evolved into a mobile-first Telegram Mini App as an intermediate step to attract users and validate hypotheses before launching a full perpetual DEX. The app focused on memecoin discovery, analytics, and simplified one-tap trading.
Project Goals
Design an interface that lowers the entry barrier to the TON ecosystem by implementing:
- One-tap cross-chain swaps
- Risk assessment and token ratings
- Copy trading
- Increase engagement through SocialFi features: leaderboard, token sharing, and community interaction.
Problem
DeFi products were difficult for new users, especially within the TON ecosystem. The memecoin market was fragmented, with no single entry point for analytics, trading, and community interaction.
Solution
We launched an MVP Telegram Mini App with simplified trading flows and SocialFi elements. The product included one-tap trading, basic analytics, task-based engagement, a leaderboard, copy trading features, and a news feed – all designed to reduce entry barriers and increase user engagement.
Results
- 320,000 MAU and 10,000 DAU
- Secured investment and support in the TON ecosystem
- Successfully completed accelerator program
My Role
Sole designer responsible for the entire interface design process.
Scalr
One-Tap Price Prediction Telegram Mini App on TON
Adding the “Strategies Inside” Block
Problem
Strategies are aggregated products where yield is formed from multiple underlying strategies. Previously, users only saw the overall APY and didn’t understand which assets and protocols contributed. Users could not assess the reliability, transparency, or mechanics of a strategy, which created distrust and made decision-making difficult.
Task
Add a “Strategies Inside” block to the strategy interface to show which protocols are included in the yield-generating strategy, with the option to explore each in detail.
Result
The new block improved understanding of aggregated strategies, increased user engagement and trust, and allowed users to compare strategies not only by total yield but also by composition and underlying logic.
Problem
The platform regularly updated strategies: new protocols appeared, and yield conditions changed. Users had no way to see these changes directly in the interface, reducing transparency and engagement. To understand updates, they had to check the blog or external sources.
Task
Design a compact, unobtrusive updates block integrated into the strategy interface.
Result
Developed a compact updates block embedded in the strategy interface, giving users a clear and simple way to track changes.
Once the wireframes were approved, I began developing the UI, incorporating designer feedback throughout the process, and created all screen variations for both desktop and mobile devices.
After the competitive analysis, I created wireframes for the future blog and iterated on them based on feedback from the lead designer and analyst. We explored different ways to display the article catalog—using backgrounds, icons, and varying tag hierarchies—and ultimately chose a simplified version.
Workflow
Started with a call with the lead designer to clarify requirements and context.
Problem
The blog was hosted on an external platform, which limited analytics, separated it from the main product, and reduced user engagement. The team decided to migrate it to the company website to gain control over content and establish a unified style.
Solution
Design a blog integrated into the main product structure.
Result
The new blog increased time on site by 18.7% and page depth by 9.3%.
Created a UI kit documenting component behavior, which sped up the design handoff and reduced developer questions and revisions.
Created a UI kit documenting component behavior, which sped up the design handoff and reduced developer questions and revisions.
My Role
Designed the interface under the lead designer’s guidance, conducted competitive analysis, participated in design reviews, prepared components for development handoff, and collaborated closely with the team.
Rivo
Smart contract wallet and DeFi strategy aggregator
Workflow
After discussing the task with the product manager, we defined the key requirements for the flow: transparency of staking and unstaking conditions, flexibility in choosing the withdrawal period, and visualization of potential rewards.
I conducted a competitive analysis of similar DeFi products, identifying strengths and weaknesses in how fees and calculations were displayed. Based on these insights, I prepared a draft of the user flow.
I conducted a competitive analysis of similar DeFi products, identifying strengths and weaknesses in how fees and calculations were displayed. Based on these insights, I prepared a draft of the user flow.
Context
Users can stake tokens through strategies embedded in smart contracts. The staking interface was part of the main product funnel, and the team aimed to simplify the entry flow to strategies to improve conversion.
Task
Make the complex DeFi mechanics transparent and accessible for both experienced users and beginners. Simplify decision-making for withdrawal periods and visualize fee mechanics.
Problem
Users struggled to understand staking and unstaking mechanics, as conditions and fees were not always transparent. Without clear visualization, users could not see how the unstaking period affected their rewards and often doubted the security and reliability of the process. This reduced trust, hindered engagement, and limited TVL growth.
Solution
Designed a user dashboard and unstaking modal where users can select the staking period—from 30 days with no fees to instant with a 50% fee. The interface shows expected rewards based on the chosen period, helping users plan actions and understand consequences.
Result
The implementation of staking increased TVL in the protocol by boosting user-deposited funds and improved staking conversion.
My Role
Designed key user flows and interfaces, from wireframes and user flows to final mockups and mobile adaptation.
Conducted competitive analysis and benchmarked new functionality.
Collaborated with product managers and the lead designer to refine logic and visualization of new features.
Developed and extended design system components, configuring local variables, sizes, and spacing.
Created interfaces for onboarding, landing pages, cards, modals, and promotional banners.
Worked alongside the senior designer on platform redesign.
Conducted competitive analysis and benchmarked new functionality.
Collaborated with product managers and the lead designer to refine logic and visualization of new features.
Developed and extended design system components, configuring local variables, sizes, and spacing.
Created interfaces for onboarding, landing pages, cards, modals, and promotional banners.
Worked alongside the senior designer on platform redesign.
Locus
DeFi asset management platform with yield-bearing indexes
Problem
Users struggled to understand the mechanics of staking and unstaking due to unclear conditions and fees. Without clear visualization, users could not see how the unstaking period affected rewards and often doubted the process’s security and reliability, reducing trust and participation, which limited project growth and TVL.
Results
Implemented staking visualizations that increased TVL by boosting user-deposited funds and improving staking conversion.
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2023
Problem
The blog was hosted on an external platform, limiting analytics, separating it from the product, and reducing user engagement. The team decided to migrate it to the company website to gain content control and unify the visual style.
Results
Developing the blog and redesigning the landing page increased time on site by 18.7% and page depth by 9.3%. A VI-kit documenting component behavior accelerated design handoff, reducing developer questions and revisions.
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2024
Result
The app reached 320,000 MAU and 10,000 DAU, secured investments and support within the TON ecosystem, and successfully completed an accelerator program.
Problem
DeFi products were difficult to use, especially for new users entering the TON ecosystem. The memecoin market was fragmented with no single entry point for trading in Telegram, complicating analytics, trading, and community engagement.
My Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2024
Task
Design an interface for a mobile app and web platform that allows clients and partners to track investments, deals, bonuses, and analytical data. It was important to account for complex financial scenarios (exits, KYC, documents, investment statuses).
Solution
Designed detailed deal and portfolio pages for clients and partners. Developed a system for displaying statuses, notifications, and analytics. Configured logic for adaptation across different resolutions and devices. Applied and extended the existing design system by creating new components. Prepared UI aligned with business goals and developer requirements.
Role
UX/UI Designer
Year
2025