About

About

  • personally involved in every project

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  • fast responses, thoughtful decisions

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  • experience across complex products

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  • fintech, SaaS, e-commerce

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  • UX audits as diagnosis, not decoration

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  • calm, focused, no unnecessary noise

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I design interfaces for people who live real, messy lives move between countries, change plans, open apps on tired laptops and still expect things to work.

I move a lot.
Countries, cities, temporary homes.

I move a lot.
Countries, cities, temporary homes.

black and white stripe textile

My laptop is my constant, my dogs — my grounding.

black and white stripe textile

My laptop is my constant, my dogs — my grounding.

A playful dog lying on a couch, with its belly up and legs in the air, appearing relaxed and content.

Living this way teaches one thing very quickly:

clutter costs energy

bad UX costs patience

unclear decisions cost trust

Over the years, I’ve worked on SaaS products, fintech platforms, internal tools and consumer apps — mostly in complex domains where clarity matters more than trends.

My background includes UX research, design systems, accessibility and close collaboration with product and engineering teams.

Over the years, I’ve worked on SaaS products, fintech platforms, internal tools and consumer apps — mostly in complex domains where clarity matters more than trends.

My background includes UX research, design systems, accessibility and close collaboration with product and engineering teams.

How I work

How I work

I dont disappear into Figma for weeks

or design in isolation from the product.

I dont disappear into Figma for weeks

or design in isolation from the product.

I ask questions early

I ask questions early

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I show drafts before they’re “perfect”

I show drafts before they’re “perfect”

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I care about systems, not screens

I care about systems, not screens

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What I’m not

What I’m not

  1. I’m not a “just make it pretty” designer.

  1. I don’t follow trends or guidelines blindly.

  1. I’m not comfortable with fake urgency or last-minute chaos.

  1. I don’t believe good design is loud.

Personal

Personal

Living as an expat has built my adaptability, but design is what keeps me grounded. It’s a constant presence in my life. Design lives around me—in my work and in everyday life.

My husband is a designer too, so our conversations often turn into quiet critiques and shared observations. It keeps me curious, grounded, and constantly learning. This environment helps me stay observant and bring a sense of calm to everything I create.

Living as an expat has built my adaptability, but design is what keeps me grounded. It’s a constant presence in my life. Design lives around me—in my work and in everyday life.

My husband is a designer too, so our conversations often turn into quiet critiques and shared observations. It keeps me curious, grounded, and constantly learning. This environment helps me stay observant and bring a sense of calm to everything I create.

A couple stands near a stone archway, engaged in conversation, dressed in stylish outfits.
A couple stands near a stone archway, engaged in conversation, dressed in stylish outfits.
A couple takes a selfie on a boat with a scenic sunset and mountains in the background.
A couple takes a selfie on a boat with a scenic sunset and mountains in the background.

What's the bottom line?

What's the bottom line?

Kseniia Bator

Product designer

If youre building something thoughtful

and want a designer whos present, curious and honest well probably work well together.

If youre building something thoughtful

and want a designer whos present, curious and honest well probably work well together.

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