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My name is Eliška, and I am a dedicated graphic designer and UX/UI specialist with over six years of experience in the field. My expertise lies in creating compelling visual identities that effectively communicate brand values, as well as designing user interfaces that prioritize user experience and engagement.
I studied Applied Informatics, where the program focused on training professionals capable of addressing specific challenges in information practice throughout the entire information lifecycle. Emphasis was placed on acquiring practical skills and mastering techniques using current information and communication technologies. During my studies, I learned the fundamentals of programming, teamwork, project management, and the basics of computer science, which helped me develop a solid foundation for my future career.
I studied a minor specialization that equipped me with both theoretical and practical knowledge in computer graphics, typesetting, digital photography, digital video, and multimedia project management. Through this program, I gained valuable skills in managing multimedia projects and learned how to effectively integrate various media forms, enhancing my abilities in both creative and technical aspects of design.
I am currently completing my master’s degree with a specialization in UX/UI design, complemented by a minor in Multimedia Communication. This academic background equips me with a well-rounded understanding of design principles and the latest trends in the industry.
Throughout my university studies, I worked as a freelance designer specializing in graphic design, UX/UI design, and photography. I collaborated with a range of clients and agencies, gaining hands-on experience across various multimedia and communication fields. My work spanned brand design, website creation, and campaign development, alongside photography, video production, and editing. This diverse experience has allowed me to develop both creative and technical skills, bringing a well-rounded perspective to each project.
