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Understand the system before the screen
I map roles, objects, dependencies, states and constraints so the interface reflects how the product actually works.
Roles · objects · states · constraints
Product designer · B2B SaaS · fintech · AI
I design clarity for complex products.
I’m Olesia, a product designer who works where business logic, data, AI and real user constraints collide. I turn that complexity into products people can understand, trust and use.
What I bring to a product team
Not just polished screens.
Better product decisions.
I work from ambiguity to structure — framing the real problem, making complex systems navigable, then carrying the solution all the way into scalable UI and handoff.
01 · Frame
Find the real problem
Users, business goals, product constraints, evidence.
Selected work
Case studies are written around the decisions behind the interface: what was difficult, what changed, why I chose a direction, and how the solution improved the product experience.
01 · MyCreditApp.AI
Turning financial analysis into a decision, not another dashboard
Connecting document readiness, parsing recovery and financial analytics into a decision-support workflow for logistics users.
Product contributionReframed analytics around recommendation, risk, evidence and next action.
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02 · MyCreditApp.AI
03 products02 roles01 connected workflow
Turning a credit tool into a scalable financing workflow
Evolving a logistics credit tool around two user roles, three financing products, business relationships and document readiness.
Product contributionBuilt a scalable multi-product workflow without replacing the existing Material UI foundation.
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03 · Finora
Designing an AI-assisted reporting system without taking control away from advisors
Expanding a financial-advisory SaaS across report import, content analysis, branding, reusable templates and placeholder mapping.
Product contributionTurned a collection of advanced features into a coherent report-building workflow.
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How I work
My strongest work sits between UX, product thinking and systems design. I like difficult products because the useful question is rarely “how should this screen look?” — it is “what does the user need to understand, decide or do next?”
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Design around decisions
I prioritize the information that helps people understand what is happening, why it matters and what to do next.
Hierarchy · evidence · next action
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Make complexity feel calm
Dense B2B products still deserve progressive disclosure, predictable interaction patterns and visual restraint.
Progressive disclosure · patterns · clarity
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Ship the whole experience
Loading, errors, permissions, empty states, edge cases and developer handoff are part of the product — not cleanup work.
Edge cases · components · handoff
Meet the human behind the files
Serious about the work. Not terribly serious about myself.
I care a lot about making difficult things feel simple, asking the annoying question that uncovers a product problem, and working closely with people instead of disappearing into Figma. Here’s a short hello so you can get a better sense of how I actually communicate.
A portfolio shows the output. A conversation usually shows the part I value most: curiosity, clarity, energy and collaboration.
Olesia, in motion
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Meet Olesia · 1.2×
Experience across complex domains
Fintech, energy, healthcare, CRM and operational SaaS. The domain changes; the core problem is often the same: too much complexity competing for the user’s attention.
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Open to product design opportunities
Have a complicated product? Good.
I’m most useful on products where UX requires more than arranging components: complex workflows, data-heavy interfaces, AI features, multiple roles, or business logic that needs to become understandable.