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Pop-ups for Table Data

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Challenge

Different designers in the team created pop-ups for displaying table data in their own styles, which led to inconsistencies and slowed down the workflow. It was difficult to maintain a unified user experience across the product.

Solution

I systematized the pop-ups by designing a unified template that included all the necessary components for displaying and interacting with table data. This template became part of the design system and was easy to reuse across different cases.

Result

Pagination

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Challenge

The product required a pagination component to navigate large datasets. The task was to deliver a simple MVP version with basic functionality.

Solution

I designed and implemented the MVP pagination as requested. Additionally, on my own initiative, I proposed improvements for the next iteration: the ability to jump directly to a page by entering its number, and a defined logic for how clicking the three dots (“…”) should work to make navigation more intuitive.

Result

Notification System

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Challenge

The product needed a notification system that would be clear, easy to interact with, and work consistently across the website. The initial requirement was to design basic notifications, but there was room to improve usability.

Solution

I created the notification design and, on my own initiative, proposed several enhancements:

Result

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Confident

Project

Challenge

Different designers in the team created pop-ups for displaying table data in their own styles, which led to inconsistencies and slowed down the workflow. It was difficult to maintain a unified user experience across the product.

Solution

I systematized the pop-ups by designing a unified template that included all the necessary components for displaying and interacting with table data. This template became part of the design system and was easy to reuse across different cases.

Result

Ensured consistency in how table data is presented across the product.

Simplified the work of designers, since everyone now uses the same ready-made template.

Accelerated the design process and improved the overall user experience.

Challenge

The product required a pagination component to navigate large datasets. The task was to deliver a simple MVP version with basic functionality.

Solution

Result

The MVP version was successfully implemented and met the business requirements.

My initiative provided the team with a ready concept for future enhancements of pagination.

These ideas laid the groundwork for a more efficient and user-friendly navigation experience.

Challenge

The product needed a notification system that would be clear, easy to interact with, and work consistently across the website. The initial requirement was to design basic notifications, but there was room to improve usability.

Solution

I created the notification design and, on my own initiative, proposed several enhancements:

Larger clickable areas so users could interact more easily.

A progress indicator showing when the notification would auto-close.

An option to dismiss all notifications at once for faster interaction.

Result

The new notification system was successfully implemented and works smoothly.

Users can now interact with notifications faster and more intuitively.

After the update, we received zero negative feedback about the notification behavior, confirming its effectiveness.

Maksym
Bator.

Confident

Project

Challenge

Different designers in the team created pop-ups for displaying table data in their own styles, which led to inconsistencies and slowed down the workflow. It was difficult to maintain a unified user experience across the product.

Solution

I systematized the pop-ups by designing a unified template that included all the necessary components for displaying and interacting with table data. This template became part of the design system and was easy to reuse across different cases.

Result

Ensured consistency in how table data is presented across the product.

Simplified the work of designers, since everyone now uses the same ready-made template.

Accelerated the design process and improved the overall user experience.

Challenge

The product required a pagination component to navigate large datasets. The task was to deliver a simple MVP version with basic functionality.

Solution

Result

The MVP version was successfully implemented and met the business requirements.

My initiative provided the team with a ready concept for future enhancements of pagination.

These ideas laid the groundwork for a more efficient and user-friendly navigation experience.

Challenge

The product needed a notification system that would be clear, easy to interact with, and work consistently across the website. The initial requirement was to design basic notifications, but there was room to improve usability.

Solution

I created the notification design and, on my own initiative, proposed several enhancements:

Larger clickable areas so users could interact more easily.

A progress indicator showing when the notification would auto-close.

An option to dismiss all notifications at once for faster interaction.

Result

The new notification system was successfully implemented and works smoothly.

Users can now interact with notifications faster and more intuitively.

After the update, we received zero negative feedback about the notification behavior, confirming its effectiveness.

Maksym Bator.

Maksym
Bator.