I’m a product designer who’s comfortable with code. I make web apps, mobile apps, and complex internal systems usable and reliable. I follow new technology closely and enjoy bringing AI into design workflows.
Improving the CV upload and application flow in the Djinni mobile app
Building the Work.ua mobile app from the ground up
Taking Work.ua’s HRM system to the next level
Designing an ATS Chrome Plugin for candidate sourcing
I believe a good product can only be built through evolution, one release at a time. You can’t spend two years polishing the design and the interactions and then ship something remarkably usable and current — the world moves too fast for that.
I can make things beautiful, but I don’t chase trends. Good design doesn’t age. A new style won’t save a product — quality and attention to detail will.
My own pet project — a daily news briefing in Ukrainian, built with React Native. Every morning AI agents pick the day’s stories from 38 trusted sources, from Bloomberg and Nature to Ukrainska Pravda, retell them, fact-check them against the original and add what a headline leaves out: why it matters, who gains and who loses, and how the story has unfolded. There’s a daily podcast too. It runs on the web and ships as a native app for iOS.
I love brewing and making coffee, and I use apps that help calculate proportions and track time. My favorite app works well, but it has a design that doesn’t satisfy me, so I decided to take a different approach to it. You can read more in the post ›
He owned design end-to-end: research, wireframes, and shipped UI across all our products, leading the Candidate Portal rebuild and a full CRM redesign. He never treated design as decoration — he ran usability testing, stayed open to direct contact with customers, and let those findings actually shape his designs.
Anton brings a rare combination of broad design knowledge and precision when it comes to design systems. He took real ownership of the projects he led, and his guidance helped raise the quality and cohesion of our design output across the board.
Finance app for freelancers — how much of the balance is actually yours once tax and social contributions are set aside.
Checkbox in a design system — every state it ships with, down to indeterminate, disabled and the error a live form has to show.
Message composer in a dark theme — mentions, attachments and a send button that keeps its secondary action folded away.
Candidate and recruiter conversations — the unread counts carry the navigation, so nothing waits unanswered out of sight.
Candidate dashboard — what needs an answer today, and what’s still missing from the profile before it goes out.
Completed a course in product design at Projector
Talked about making the design process work for the whole company at the Case Design Conference
Claude Code in Action & Claude 101 certifications, applied in the Djinni case