Zlatko Najdenovski

Skopje, Macedonia

Product designer and a CSS lover with a side-career in icons design, music, philosophy and building a paper-city.

art direction, icons design, mobile, mobile-first, mvp, product design, responsive design, ui, ux, web design

Online Video Management — After many iterations and a couple of double espressos, this is the result I came up for a video management web app. I got amazed how I unconsciously ended up without a typical main navigation regardless of the complexity of the web app. ——— You are always welcomed to visit my official portfolio or check out my biggest side project.
God is One — I got carried away pushing the right pixels, especially in the human manifestations of the Divine. Those organic shapes are really hard to get them right. The icons collection is available as part of LineKing.
Apps library — UI experiments I've been doing this weekend while testing the Sketch beta version. Pretty cool stuff await us.
App integrations — Another result from my experimentations with the Sketch beta version 53. See also the previous shot. I believe this might turn out a pretty good UI kit. 😇
Expandable Table — Having a fun time while trying to arrange big chunks of data in a succinct way. This is not a client project, but more of a design system practice where I'm trying to see how all individual components can assemble a meaningful screen. More to come…
Wemeet Tab Bar — The complexity of the WeMeet app reduced down to 3 crucial navigation items.
Data Types — Experimenting with Data, as part of my components kit template to speed up my workflow for client web app projects.
Conversation Windows — A couple of key conversation screens for the WeMeet app. Still thinking how to differentiate an invite from a conversation.
Meetup Invitations — If everything fits on iPhone SE, it definitely gonna blend well on iPhone 10 or X. 🧐 That's my rationale when designing for mobile. Anyway, these are some key screens for the WeMeet app that, I hope, will see the light of day.
Scrollable Content — Playing with scrollable content with the aim to maximize the viewable area when swiping up and down.
FAB Animation — Having my take on animating the Floating Action Button. Due to the specificity of the actions, the icons need be accompanied with labels. And that is the reason I go with this menu-like approach rather than the typically prescibed Material Design execution where it reveals icons only.
Sourcing Workers — Working on an exciting and complex mobile app about sourcing workers and pushing to shifts created by employers.
Data Listing — Experimenting with tabular data arrangement for content that requires filtering and arranging of data chunks. I started liking this style, where although it's technically a table, the appearance looks more like a list style. ——— On a side note, I take great delight in designing dashboard interfaces, so if you are a client and want help with that, reach me out at my website.
Mobile Modal Overlays — My take on modal windows for mobile viewports. The opinion I have is that it's a safer choice not to leave margins on the sides, and the experience of a modal would be achieved with the aid of a meaningful motion triggered by a user's action. This is done for a responsive website, not a native mobile app. Oh and don't forget to check out the actual-size attachments.
Educational Courses & Expeditions — The chosen version for a quick web app refresh for Ivicon. There is much more to be done, but for now the client was satisfied with this one as a minimum viable approach. ——— On a side note, why don't you stop by at my official portfolio or check out my biggest side project?
Expedition Registration — An initial proposal for a very long and complex form registration for registering your child for an expedition/course. Still waiting for concrete UX guidelines in order to fine-tune the form fields, so this is work in progress. Check out the full-size screenshot. Note, that it's in one screen only for reference's sake, while in real life it will be a stepped process. ——— On a side note, why do...
InvoiceLab Responsive Landing Page — As a final stage of my design involvement with InvoiceLab was the creation of a simple landing page that promotes their SaaS web application. Not much content to be promoted, so a mobile-first approach was natural, logical and easy to be done. ——— On a side note, why don't you stop by at my my official portfolio or check out my biggest side project?
Tablet Video Management App — Squeezing pixels to see if this CRM could fit into a narrow tablet view. This is an extreme use-case scenario, because data shows that 99% of the users would be on a large desktop screen. The premise is that, if a user ends up using the web app on a tablet, he/she would already have been using the desktop version, so all of the truncated UI parts will be already familiar to the user. ——— On ...
Yet Another LinkedIn Redesign — Yeah, I know, yet another LinkedIn redesign. Sorry, but I just couldn’t resist not to make some UI polishing. I didn’t really touched the UX part, because I believe they got it right, and moreover I don’t have the UX insights they have, so I’ll simply rely on trust. The most crucial change is the main navigation, where I propose bigger focus on the search and less focus on the navigation items...
ArnoldHearing Responsive Landing Page — I was tasked to come up with a landing page proposal for ArnoldHearing Centers. The imperative was that it should be approachable to non tech-savvy users and people older than 70 years of age. ——— You are always welcomed to visit my official portfolio or check out my biggest side project.
PeoplePlus Responsive Landing Page — PeoplePlus, as a third-party client, needed a landing page where they can create gamified online courses aimed at the young generation, the future entrepreneurs, the perspective millennials. Lots of icons and badges included, which I'll post them some time soon. ——— You are always welcomed to visit my official portfolio or check out my biggest side project.

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