Javid Karimov-UX/UI Designer

I work at NG Tech on several different government and other sector projects.

Government projects (Ministry of Emergency Situations):

• e-NIM – Designed the inspection process for the MES by replacing the paper-based workflow with a digital solution. Collaborated with the PO to analyze business requirements and technical specifications, designed information architecture and user flows, and defined the Inspector and Manager user journeys. Translated user and business needs into intuitive UI/UX designs, enabling MES inspectors to conduct inspections more efficiently through a fully digital platform.
• e-Services Mobile APP – Users could submit e-applies for services of the MES via the website, but there had never been a mobile app for these services. I analyzed the entire product using a test user account, identified gaps in the user flow, reported them to the PO, and implemented improvements. The mobile app enables users to access and utilize the MES services conveniently through a seamless digital experience.
• e-Services Website – E-applications for the MES' services were available via the website. However, the site and user dashboard were outdated, making it difficult for users to find what they needed. Based on new business requirements, we redesigned the user flows and updated the UI of the service modules. As a result, users of the MES services can now easily find the services they need, manage payments, fines, and other related processes through a centralized and user-friendly dashboard.

Other projects:

• Taekwondo – Based on requirements, I structured the website's information architecture. The client was looking for a UI design that aligns more with the market rather than a purely modern approach. To better understand their preferences and expectations, I created a moodboard. Through the moodboard, we were able to clearly identify the client's visual taste and direction. As a result, we delivered a website that allows users to navigate and intuitively, while also matching the client's UI preferences.
• NG Tech (website) – I designed a website for a company aiming to strengthen its position in the IT industry, incorporating modern and slightly futuristic elements. While working on this project, I focused on two main goals: creating a clean, modern, and visually engaging UI that keeps users on the site, and guiding them smoothly toward the application stage. As a result, direct customer inquiries through the website increased, contributing to the acquisition of new projects.

I taught UX/UI design classes to Polish and other European students in a course organized by the Kraków branch of AEGEE, of which I have been a member for over 10 years.

What did I teach during course period?

• Throughout the course, I covered how to properly build UX strategy, including topics such as Empathy Maps, Competitive Analysis, Customer Journey Mapping (CJM), Stakeholder Mapping, Information Architecture (IA), and User Flows etc
• I emphasized the importance of moodboards, explained how to create both low-high fidelity wireframes, and guided students through the process
• We created UI kits, built design systems, and I taught the principles of Atomic Design
• I also trained students on essential Figma concepts, including Auto Layout logic, component systems, and prototyping etc
• During the course, each student completed an individual project

During my internship, I had the opportunity to work on a variety of real-world projects.

• cehizim.az | Internal EMS | personal website | mashin.al

Working on these projects helped me strengthen my collaboration skills in a professional team environment. In addition to applying the knowledge I gained during my UX/UI course, I learned how to approach large-scale projects from more experienced designers.