§ About the Designer
I'm a UX designer with 6+ years of experience in complex B2B/B2G and SaaS products, working across research, strategy and design.
At Unite, I'm building the first Journey Management framework and bringing continuous user research into how product decisions get made. Before that, I redesigned the core purchasing journeys of a marketplace built over 25 years — search, product pages, checkout and returns.
Earlier projects took me to a sustainability training app for factory workers in India and China, and to LEE, a mentoring app for queer youth. Both were built for people whose needs are easy to overlook, and both shaped how I think about accessibility and inclusive design.
I also mentor aspiring UX designers at CareerFoundry, reviewing student work and giving feedback they can act on.
Before design, I worked in digital marketing — a lot of metrics, a lot of reporting on what people did, without really being able to ask them why. That gap is what moved me into UX.
§ How I Work
Most design problems turn out to be listening problems. I plan for research before I start drawing, because the problem written in the brief is often not the one worth solving.
Accessibility and inclusion are where the useful design questions sit. Designing for the average user is straightforward; making sure the others aren't left behind is the harder part of the work.
Prototypes are cheaper to change than production code. Validating an idea with real users first means decisions rest on evidence rather than opinion — including the decision not to build something.
§ Curriculum
UX across 10+ flows including Checkout, User Management, Returns, and core navigation for a 25-year-old B2B/B2G marketplace. Founded the company's first customer research panel and Journey Management framework (CXomni + GA4). Defined WCAG 2.1 standards for UI components and inclusive language.
Mentored aspiring UX designers through structured feedback, project work, and 1:1 support — from research through prototyping. Six years and counting.
Native mobile app for queer youth — safety, anonymity, accessibility, and inclusion. User research, persona work, usability testing, iterative prototypes.
Inclusive UX for factory workers in Asia — a digital learning platform across diverse literacy levels. Information flow, navigation, accessibility.
Budapest College of Communication and Business. Plus a UX/UI Design certification — user-centered design, research, prototyping, usability testing.
§ Tools, honestly
Figma, FigJam, CXomni, GA4, Notion, a paper notebook, a recording app. WCAG 2.1 reference always within reach. AI tools where they actually help — and not where they don't.
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§ Get in touch
I prefer email to scheduled calls. Tell me what you're working on, who it's for, and why it matters to you. A paragraph is plenty. I reply within a week, usually two.
elvirahellenpart.ux@gmail.com