A typeface becomes a brand
Co-organized a student design jam and drew the letters myself: a custom typeface across web, product and merch, plus an accessible event page.
FLUI Design JamCase study →
Portfolio — Vol. 01
Kateryna Kravchenko
Interaction & Experiential Designer
Profile
From scripts
to screens
Nine years writing for Ukrainian TV, now designing websites, apps and AR from Vancouver. Scripts taught me to earn attention and cut what doesn’t serve the story. Screens need the same edit.
Selected work ↓Skill stackTools & craft
ResearchWeb designARTypographyArt directionEditorialMotionFigmaHTML/CSS/JSCalligraphrProcreate
Index
Featured — a unique app experience
01
Kio, an AR bird for a public park
Oakridge Park, Vancouver: part of Canada’s largest redevelopment project bringing together global retail, public art, and cultural experiences.
I designed the AR interface screens for Kio’s Wall, where physical design, tactile origami and augmented reality meet.
Selected work
2023 — 2026
Small wins, counted daily
A gamified sobriety app for the sober-curious: habits, progress and small wins, without the clinical feel.
Concept → prototypeCase study →
A mission, finally legible
An accessibility-first rebuild for a nonprofit, with real stories and clear services at the centre. Engagement up, confusion down.
NonprofitCase study →
Dark mode, bright sales
Concept to launch: a dark-mode e-commerce site with a streamlined catalog and checkout, designed and developed end-to-end.
+25%salesCase study →
Seventy-two hours to checkout
A three-day sprint on a cluttered store: clearer hierarchy, simpler navigation, a faster path to checkout.
Team sprintCase study →
A mental-health hub, made navigable
A redesigned mental-health hub that guides people to the right specialist. I built it by hand in Wix with custom code.
+39%engagementCase study →
About me
Nine years writing for television in Kyiv, now designing interactive experiences in Vancouver. The job never really changed: figuring out what people need next, first in scripts, now in screens and spaces.
Interaction Design at Capilano University (2026), Master of Journalism, and a practicum at NGX Interactive where both careers finally met.
Let’s make something
worth walking
through
Open to studio roles, contracts and collaborations across exhibitions, AR and interactive spaces. Vancouver or remote.