User Experience, User Interface and Product Design
UX design brings together systematic thinking and real human needs.
I focus on clarity, consistency, and creating digital experiences that feel intuitive and meaningful.
My background in graphic design helps me shape interfaces that are visually balanced, emotionally engaging, and easy to understand.
My aim is to build products where every detail works together.
The design not only looks good, but actually guides people and supports what they want to achieve.
WHAT YOU’LL FIND HERE:
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Key UX/UI concepts
that guide my work and shape my design process
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Selection of my UX projects
showcasing how these principles are applied in practice
“It’s not enough that we build products that function, that are understandable and usable,
we also need to build products that bring joy and excitement, pleasure and fun, and yes, beauty to people’s lives.”
/Don Norman, researcher, professor, and writer,
creator of the term UX/
Webpage Animation — Client: Innodox, 2025
My approach & methods – Key ideas
Which values guide my design approaches?
These principles help me understand users better.
Artificial Intelligence
Better experiences, powered by AI
Career Highlights
Professional milestones
👉 Figma Portfolio
Overview video of my interactive UX/UI portfolio, prototyped in Figma
Renewal of the whole
Product Portfolio of INNODOX
Client: INNODOX Technologies Ltd.
Project duration: March 16, 2021 – October 2025
Goal: Complete renewal of the product portfolio; creation of a unified visual language for the entire product family.
Theme: EMC and Output – a modular system of interconnected products covering the entire document lifecycle.
End users: Primarily large financial institutions, energy providers, and insurance companies, clients from other sectors (such as logistics and transportation) — both direct and indirect branches of customer management.
My role: UX/UI Designer, Product Designer, Researcher
Key learnings:
• The value of Design Thinking in navigating complex challenges
• Cross-functional communication across multiple teams
• Building detailed design systems from scratch
• Facilitating workshops
• Practical experience in teaching Design Thinking and interview techniques
• Improving presentation delivery
Used softwares
Moodboard
Following a detailed research and discovery phase based on Design Thinking methodologies (including interviews design brief, affinity mapping, etc.), the development was preceded by the creation of moodboards, wireframes, an extensive design system, detailed UI, and an interactive prototype. Client feedback was gathered throughout the process, and the design was iteratively refined according to their insights.
Design brief and Affinity map
Working closely with business analysts and the system architect, we rationalized several initially unstructured features and layouts, significantly simplifying the overall user experience. The renewed UI received positive feedback from the outset.
Wireframes
Each module required a deep understanding of its specific functionality and client needs. This called for fresh ideation every time — in practice, many modules had to be redesigned almost from scratch.
Repository, Templates
Message – Workflow Interface
A key objective for the UI was to achieve a consistent visual appearance that evokes the Innodox brand — allowing users to recognize, even by the color palette alone, which company’s software they are working with.
Working on enterprise document management software required careful handling of legacy workflows, domain-specific terminology, and complex system constraints. Rather than aiming for oversimplification, the focus was on improving clarity, consistency, and learnability across the interface.
User training and ongoing feedback played an important role in refining the product and supporting continuous improvement.
Explore more:
My product designer exam work, Hiking Hungary Multitool won an opportunity for exhibition,
through an invitation-only design contest of the Hungarian Design Cultural Foundation
See detailed case study of Hiking Hungary Multitool
🚀 Personal Reflection
Even a friendly helper needs to keep learning 🙂.
Metaphorically under construction — like UX itself, my skills and knowledge are continuously evolving.