Andrii Levchenko

Product design · UX/UI

Andrii Levchenko

Product designer

I turn complex workflows into clear interfaces. I design the user journey and every interaction state along the way.

Invite to a conversation

Opens your browser’s print dialog. Use its settings to save a PDF.

AI-generated portrait of fictional product designer Andrii Levchenko.
Research · prototypes · design systems

Demonstration CV. The person, companies, experience, education and projects are fictional. The portrait is AI-generated.

Profile at a glance

Based in
Kyiv, Ukraine
Working model
Remote or hybrid
Languages
Ukrainian · English B2

Work experience

  1. 2024 — 2026

    Product designer

    Mira Systems

    Tools for teams, from planning work to reviewing outcomes together.

    • Broke complex workflows into clear steps and tested prototypes with users.
    • Agreed component behaviour with developers and maintained the interface library.

  2. 2022 — 2024

    UX/UI designer

    Outline Works

    Web applications for small teams: structure, user journeys and responsive interfaces.

    • Conducted interviews, described user tasks and translated findings into screen maps.
    • Prepared interactive prototypes, form states and implementation specifications.

  3. 2021 — 2022

    Junior interface designer

    Plain Digital

    Early product assignments within a design team, from individual screens to complete journeys.

    • Designed responsive pages using an established design system.
    • Reviewed implementation, documented discrepancies and designed error and empty states.

Capabilities

Research

  • Interviews
  • Journey mapping
  • Prototype testing

Design

  • Interface structure
  • Design systems
  • Accessible states

Collaboration

  • Figma and FigJam
  • Specifications
  • Implementation review

Education and learning

2020 — 2021

Digital product design programme

Contour Learning Studio · research, prototyping and visual system foundations.

2023

Interface accessibility workshop

Open Screen School · keyboard navigation, forms and clear interaction states.

Selected challenges

Learning concept illustration

Onboarding flow

The first day in a workspace

Learning concept · onboarding a new user

My contribution

A new team member needs to find a starting point and create their first task without a lengthy tutorial.

My contribution
Designed a short introductory flow, a sample workspace and contextual empty-state prompts. Separated essential actions from settings that could wait.
Deliverables
A journey map, a prototype of the main flow and state descriptions for team discussion. This concept was not launched and has no production metrics.

A new team member needs to find a starting point and create their first task without a lengthy tutorial.

My contribution
Designed a short introductory flow, a sample workspace and contextual empty-state prompts. Separated essential actions from settings that could wait.
Deliverables
A journey map, a prototype of the main flow and state descriptions for team discussion. This concept was not launched and has no production metrics.
Workspace interface

Enquiries without the search

Learning concept · a team’s working interface

My contribution

A coordinator needs to see who owns each enquiry and what should happen next.

My contribution
Designed a filtered list, a concise enquiry view and explicit processing states. Considered keyboard navigation and recovery from input errors.
Deliverables
A set of screens, component rules and usability test scenarios. This illustrates an approach rather than a delivered client product.

A coordinator needs to see who owns each enquiry and what should happen next.

My contribution
Designed a filtered list, a concise enquiry view and explicit processing states. Considered keyboard navigation and recovery from input errors.
Deliverables
A set of screens, component rules and usability test scenarios. This illustrates an approach rather than a delivered client product.

The next step

Start with the role’s context.

An invitation could introduce the working model, product and team’s challenges. Here you can only preview the invitation text.

This is a demonstration form. The invitation appears only on this page; nothing is sent or stored.

Up to 600 characters. Do not include contact or other personal details.

Discuss your own CV website with XEVOR