My name is Momchil Kutev and I'm a Junior UX/UI and Web designer who has just graduated from SFU's Interactive Arts & Technology program in Vancouver, Canada.
Through the perspective of human-centered design, I love creating well-thought-out and enjoyable digital experiences by considering the user at every step of the development process. I love starting with thorough research and simple sketches and iterating towards a great product or service, and my background in graphic design and front-end development helps greatly in finding a suitable balance between form and function for each project. I value taking risks, limiting scope, and being able to communicate a guiding vision. I also like cars, Counter-Strike, and sketching with my eyes closed.
After just completing my undergraduate degree, I’m currently pursuing Web and Interface Design opportunities, both full and part time.
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VoltBike is an e-bike manufacturer based out of Port Coquitlam BC, Canada. I joined the VoltBike team at the start of 2020 as a web designer and this page is meant to showcase some of the web development, graphic design, and product photogrphy projects that I've worked on thus far.
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An extension and redesign of the existing D&D Beyond mobile application geared towards people new to Dungeons & Dragons, focusing on teaching rules and gameplay through easily digestible and engaging lessons.
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A redesign of a very outdate wiki hub for new-hire students at Service Canada.
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A small front-end web development side project I did during my Coop at Service Canada.
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A simple and stylish cover page that shows a countdown to a launch party for a new car shop based out of Richmond, BC.
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As my first real freelance project, I was tasked with creating a high fidelity 3D model as well as realistic renderings of an ongoing residential construction project near Deer Lake, Vancouver.
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As the final project for my second-year Spacial Design class, my team and I decided to create a concept art studio and collaboration space suspended over the High Line park in New York City.
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