§ 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 journeys of a 25-year-old marketplace — from day-to-day purchasing to the administrative structures behind it.
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.
Alongside my design work, I mentored aspiring UX designers at CareerFoundry. I'm passionate about sharing my knowledge and helping others develop the skills and confidence to find their own path into UX.
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
Briefs rarely tell the whole story. I use research to understand what people are trying to do, where they struggle, and which problem is actually worth solving.
Accessibility and inclusion are not separate considerations. They shape who can use a product in the first place. I pay attention to the needs that standard flows and assumptions tend to miss.
I test assumptions and ideas early, using the method that best fits the question. Sometimes testing improves a solution; sometimes it shows that we should not build it at all.
§ Curriculum
UX across core journeys of a 25-year-old B2B/B2G marketplace, including checkout, user management, returns, and navigation. Now establishing the company's first customer research panel and Journey Management framework using CXomni and GA4.
Mentored aspiring UX designers through structured feedback and 1:1 support across the UX process, helping them develop the skills and confidence to find their own path into UX.
Native mobile app for queer youth — designed around safety, anonymity, accessibility, and inclusion. Research, personas, user flows, and usability testing shaped the concept from the beginning.
Digital workplace safety training for factory workers in Asia — designed for different literacy levels and cultural contexts. Information flows, interaction concepts, and visual cues supported comprehension beyond text alone.
Budapest College of Communication and Business. Plus a UX/UI Design certification — user-centered design, research, prototyping, usability testing.
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§ Contact
Email is the easiest way to reach me. If you have a question, a UX challenge you'd like to discuss, or simply want to connect, I'd be happy to hear from you.
elvirahellenpart.ux@gmail.com