Hello! I’m Anna Yakovleva, a UX/UI designer based in Moscow. I design websites and mobile apps for businesses and nonprofits.
◆ 2+ years of commercial experience. I have worked with Rosseti, the online school EGE Nalegke, and the nonprofit Ethnosphere on websites, course landing pages, digital, and print materials.◆30+ projects completed across client work and university studies.◆I am a fourth-year student at the HSE Art and Design School, specializing in digital product design and promotion.◆I use Figma, FigJam, and Adobe Creative Cloud. I create interactive prototypes, build reusable components, and work with design systems. I also build websites in Tilda and have a working knowledge of HTML and CSS.
On every project, I begin by asking questions and researching the subject matter so that we can align on priorities. As the work progresses, I articulate my design decisions and incorporate feedback to refine the concept.
01 / Ethnosphere
Website Redesign
Context
Ethnosphere is a Moscow nonprofit organization that supports children and adults with migration experiences, including refugees. It runs educational and cultural projects and assists people in settling into life in Russia.Between January and June 2026, I redesigned and built its website, managing the UX audit, site structure, interface design, and launch.
Redesigned website
Problem
The organization needed a website that would attract visitors, encourage them to stay, and build trust in its work. The existing site required a clearer structure and a more consistent visual design to help users understand what Ethnosphere does and easily find relevant information.Desktop and mobile layouts
Solution
I audited the existing website and reorganized its content into eight sections: About, History, Team, Projects, News, Collaboration, Partners, and Shop. I revised the user flows and designed responsive layouts and an interactive prototype in Figma.
Before & After
I also adjusted the brand colors to create a more balanced palette. Alongside the redesign, I added an email newsletter and an online shop with ordering and payment functionality.In the end, I built the website in Tilda, made revisions, and supported the launch.
