Eugenia Berezhneva

Designed a corporate portal, administration tools, and a large enterprise module covering internal and external storefront scenarios. Worked with role-based access, complex business logic, large data sets, dashboards, tables, forms, and multi-step workflows. Translated business and technical requirements into user flows, diagrams, interactive prototypes, and production-ready interfaces. Reorganized large legacy Figma files using reusable components, variables, typography rules, and clearer project structure, moving fragmented interfaces toward a shared component-based system aligned with frontend implementation. Created onboarding materials, reusable templates, and workflow guidelines, and supported a junior designer with product logic and the component library.

Designed an internal corporate platform for employees of a large holding company (under NDA). Owned UX and interface design within a three-person team (designer, art director, project manager). Designed event pages, archives, and interfaces for company-produced video series, and created a media library for large photo and video collections. Covered albums, folders, search, filters, sorting, uploads, downloads, sharing, and bulk selection. Converted existing research and business requirements into detailed user flows, prototypes, and production-ready interfaces while working within established brand guidelines set by the art director.

Owned UX and interface design in a three-person team (designer, art director, project manager) for an internal corporate platform for employees of a large holding company (protected by NDA). Designed event pages, archives, and interfaces for company-produced video series. Created a media library supporting large photo/video collections, including albums, folders, search, filters, sorting, uploads, downloads, sharing, and bulk selection. Converted existing research and business requirements into detailed user flows, prototypes, and production-ready interfaces while working within established brand guidelines and the art director’s visual direction.