Designing Experiences
I’m a Product Designer based in Baku, working on complex digital products that need clarity, consistency, and trust.
Focused on clarity, structure, and function
I enjoy working on messy systems that need structure — especially products that affect their users and need to feel clear, calm, and reliable.
I value calmness in design and in experience. It shows up in my preference for clean layouts, good typography, and predictable interactions. For me, clarity is not a visual choice — it’s a form of respect.
I care more about consistency than creativity, and I can’t move on until things are correct. I often design systems to bring order—not just visually, but also in how they behave. When structure doesn’t exist, I usually end up building it.
I enjoy science-fiction films, especially Christopher Nolan’s work, for the way complex ideas are carefully structured and revealed over time. Architecture and sculpture inspire me for the same reason — strong systems, clear intent, and timeless form.
I also love traveling. Visiting cities and attending many design events has deepened my appreciation for the design mindset: thoughtful, restrained, and system-driven.
I like to work closely with developers and QA, designing with technical constraints in mind, and I believe good visuals are never the starting point — they’re the result of well-designed function and careful thinking.
Research-driven design decisions focused on clarity, structure, and usability.
Consistent UI foundations, components, and patterns built to scale across platforms.
Solving problems in dashboards, service platforms, and systems where accuracy matter.
What kind of products do you work on?
I work on complex digital products such as government platforms, fintech applications, SaaS dashboards, and internal systems. These are products where clarity, consistency, and trust matter, often used by many people and integrated with real technical constraints.
How do you approach design work?
I start by understanding the problem, the system, and the constraints. I focus on structure, predictable behavior, and clear information hierarchy. I believe good design is primarily about function and logic — strong visuals are the result of well-thought-out decisions, not the starting point.
How do you work with teams and feedback?
I prefer close collaboration with product managers, developers, and QA from early stages. Instead of relying on many late revisions, I work iteratively to align early, validate decisions, and refine details continuously until the solution feels correct and production-ready.
What distinguishes your approach as a designer?
I care deeply about consistency and correctness. I’m most comfortable working on systems that need structure and clarity, and I don’t move on until things make sense both visually and functionally. My goal is to design products that feel calm, honest, and reliable to the people using them.
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