Heeey, I’m Kitti. A hungarian UX / UI Designer living in Zürich. I create designs in which everyone matters. Have been in the design industry for over 7 years.

For the past five years, I've been on a journey through the world of design, wearing multiple hats as a Graphic Designer and UI Designer. However, throughout this creative odyssey, there was always a nagging feeling, a missing piece that eluded me. And then, I found it – UX Design. It was the puzzle piece I'd been searching for, the element that brought everything together, making my design world complete.

My design voyage began with eight years of dedication, culminating in a Bachelor of Arts degree in Graphic Design from the prestigious University of Sopron. Yet, it was only last year that I ventured into the captivating realm of UX. I eagerly embraced the opportunity to refine my skills by enrolling in a UX design course offered by Google. Each day since then has been a learning experience, an exploration into the depths of user-centric design.

Throughout my professional journey, I've been fortunate to work for a dynamic small agency, where I've had the privilege of wearing various design hats. In this ever-evolving role, I've crafted over 100 brand designs, logos, website layouts, brochures, and packaging designs. My canvas has stretched across diverse industries, from small businessis to large companies.

In my toolbox, you'll find a blend of creativity and precision. I employ Figma for wireframing and prototyping, Adobe Illustrator for crafting intricate icons and vector elements, Miro for orchestrating the design process, and Trello for the seamless management of my projects.

My design philosophy is simple but profound: everybody counts. Regardless of age, gender, or race, every individual's experience matters. My approach revolves around creating user-centric designs that resonate and connect on a human level.

As a perpetual seeker of innovation, I stay vigilant on the horizon for the latest UI design trends, ensuring that my work remains not only relevant but also pushes the boundaries of what's possible.