About Me
I'm Ivan Petrov, a UX designer passionate about creating intuitive and engaging user experiences. My journey in UX design started with a fascination for how people interact with technology, and this passion has driven me to continually refine my skills and knowledge in this field.
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Interaction Design from Malmö University. During my studies, I focused on understanding the principles of human-computer interaction, usability, and the importance of user-centered design.
Throughout my career, I’ve had the opportunity to work on various projects that have developed my ability to balance user needs with technical constraints.
My design philosophy centers around empathy and simplicity. I believe that the best designs are those that feel natural to users and make their lives easier without adding complexity. I always strive to create solutions that are both aesthetic and functional.
When I'm not designing, I enjoy exploring the latest in tech, experimenting with new design tools, and staying active through working out in the gym and playing sports with my friends. These activities keep my mind fresh and help me approach design challenges with a creative perspective.
My Projects
Explore my diverse range of UX/UI design projects here.
Human Machine Interface Review
The old design was cluttered and inconsistent, making navigation slow, while the new design is cleaner, more intuitive, and prioritizes essential controls for a seamless user experience.
AI Study Assistant
The Study Assistant is an AI-powered tool that helps students with research and brainstorming by providing structured guidance and academic sources while preventing plagiarism and misuse.
Visual Communication and Embodiment
This project explores how cursor movements can be transformed into a visual communication tool for remote collaboration, enabling non-verbal interaction in digital workspaces.
Peer-to-Peer sharing app
This project explores how libraries can act as facilitators of peer-to-peer sharing, creating a structured system for borrowing and lending items within local communities.