Zlatko Najdenovski

Estonia ✈ Macedonia

Pursuing the perfect blend of form and function.

art direction, design systems, figma, mobile-first, mvp, product design, product discovery, responsive design, sketch, systems thinking, user experience (ux), user flows, user interface (ui), ux writing, web applications, wireframing and prototyping

Constitution landing — Early design iterations for Constitution to get tested in front of the market. —— Wanna hit L? You can, but better give me 💬 feedback. —— Think I can help you with your project? 🙋‍♂️ Hire me.
Clients list — These low-fidelity layouts portray how a freelancer manages their own clients and clients' working relationship at a glance. Each client can be tied to a particular, so-called, Constitution. What is a Constitution you say? Just check out these sceens to see how a Constitution gets created in the platform. —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive criticism in the form of 💬 comment w...
Invoices — The invoicing is an integral part of the project codename Constitution, so that freelancers and clients can use the same tool to their finances and avoid jumping in and out to third-party services. —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive criticism in the form of 💬 comment would do. —— Think I can help you with your project? 🙋‍♂️ Hire me.
Progress tracking — Practice shows that behind every successful project lies systematic step-by-step thinking. Knowing this, Constitution included a Progress Tracking functionality as one of its main features for the web platform. —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive criticism in the form of 💬 comment would do. —— Think I can help you with your project? 🙋‍♂️ Hire me.
Work engagement setup — The way things work at Constitution is for the freelancer to setup a prefered method of work, send it to a client and then continue on from there. This 6-stepped process helps both parties find a common ground for smooth working engagement. The client, on the other side, gets notified, reviews the document, proposes possible amendments for change, and when both sides agree on everything, the wo...
Constitution methodology — These are just a small fraction of plenty of low-fidelity designs that helped Constitution test an idea against the market. And the idea is to help freelancers and clients set a common ground around work engagements. Each freelancer sets their prefered method of work, availability, possible off-days, preferred channels of communication, etc. —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive...
Work constitution — Time to post my first shot of this awesome project that helps freelancers and clients find a common ground for work. Check out the screens for the full interface. —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive criticism in the form of 💬 comment would do. —— Think I can help you with your project? 🙋‍♂️ Hire me.
Project teaser — Tons of wireframes for a start-up who wanted to test the market with an attractive web management system that helps clients and freelancers set a common ground for a smooth working process. This is just a quick teaser and I'll upload more detailed wireframes soon. So, stay tuned! —— I don't thrive on you pressing “L”. Constructive criticism in the form of 💬 comment would do. —— Think I ca...
Product suite landing heros — A quick proof of concept for a project that features landing pages for each of their product palettes.
Property Illustration — Weekend illustration exploration based on the Property logo refresh.
Quick and dirty — In the beginning, Dribbble was a platform to post unpolished, dirty, messy design processes. I kinda still want to rely on that credo from time to time.
Geometrical Wordmark — I really enjoyed the otherwise boring process of creating a logo guidelines booklet for a Toronto-based client from the real-estate industry.
Wordmark Anatomy — There is nothing more satisfying than making a meaning behind every shape and cut of a logotype. A good old client contacted me to refresh the logo for his real-estate website. Check the attached screens if you are missing the guides due to the quick animation.
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. 😇
Apps library — UI experiments I've been doing this weekend while testing the Sketch beta version. Pretty cool stuff await us.
PGX Logo — Working on a quick logo for a client. It's rare these days for both, the client and the designer (me), to agree upon the exact same colours. 😌 Do you have any suggestions for a more vibrant and unique colour combination? The rule is to consist of all the 3 primary colours and green, but it can be different hues and tints. And it should avoid looking Google-like.
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…
Data Types — Experimenting with Data, as part of my components kit template to speed up my workflow for client web app projects.
PGX Logomark — Today I wanted to give it a try with a logomark for a client, and although I have an instant liking, I think it resembles too much of a different, well-established logo. Can you guess which one?
WeMeet Logotype — It's been a long creative journey to come up with this logotype for WeMeet. If I only knew that after so many logo experimentations the best result would be, after all, this simple playful and gradient-like wording.
Wemeet Tab Bar — The complexity of the WeMeet app reduced down to 3 crucial navigation items.
Report Profile — I take it seriously when it comes to reporting a profile. Spam, fake profiles and harassment should be eradicated with ease. Unassuming, but a crucial screen for the WeMeet mobile app.
WeMeet Profiles — Another shot from my side project. This time, the profiles section. Your own profile is on the left-hand side, while the right-hand side features another user's profile.
WeMeet Handshake — At first, this was as part of the WeMeet logo but I decided to exclude it because the logotype looks good on its own. Yet I still feel the symbol could be used in various contexts as part of the WeMeet branding.

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