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Julia Kapshuk
Julia Kapshuk

Julia Kapshuk

Lead UI/UX Designer

Expertise

UX/UI design

Yuliia Kapshuk – Lead UI/UX Designer with over 4 years of experience. I joined the company in November 2021 and was promoted to Lead UI/UX Designer within a year. I specialize in designing MVPs, CRM/ERP/SRM systems, real estate, e-commerce platforms, and design systems. I am passionate about building products from the ground up, focusing on refining every detail.
As a lead designer, I enjoy helping and guiding other designers, supporting them in their growth and improving the quality of our work together.
Beauty and brains, pleasure and usability – they should go hand in hand.

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Why Microinteractions Matter for User Retention in Small Business Websites

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Why Microinteractions Matter for User Retention in Small Business Websites

Undoubtedly, almost every industry these days is literally overcrowded with competitors. Most of the players in the market are small businesses that are trying to grab a bigger piece of customers. One method of accomplishing this is by utilizing a website as an element of grabbing the attention of the target audience. In fact, there are many factors that influence customer satisfaction. People appreciate convenience, simplicity, and interesting innovations.

Julia Kapshuk

Accessibility guide: Designing inclusive websites and applications for all users

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Accessibility guide: Designing inclusive websites and applications for all users

As the World Health Organization states, in 2024, there are about 1.3 billion people with impairments or disabilities worldwide. Unfortunately, this statistic has a negative trend, and already 16% of the world's population has various types of disabilities. Undoubtedly, all things familiar to people should be accessible to everyone. Websites are no exception, so when developing your own web resource, don't forget to think about people with disabilities.

Julia Kapshuk

Digital menus for hotels and restaurants: Full implementation guide

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Digital menus for hotels and restaurants: Full implementation guide

The owners of food and accommodation establishments are always annoyed that paper versions of menus are often damaged. This forces them to change such menus on a regular basis, allocating a part of their planned budget to them. Moreover, printed paper menus are actually an unhygienic product. They can be touched by several hundred different people during a whole working day. What solution should restaurants, cafes, and hotels choose to serve their customers efficiently and comfortably?

Julia Kapshuk