The main objectives of the project included designing the kiosk’s user interface, developing intuitive user flows, and creating a cohesive brand identity for the service.

Additionally, the project involved integrating the kiosk into the Yandex ecosystem, enhancing related services, and producing promotional materials, while also addressing problem analysis, concept development, and edge case scenarios.
01 About Project
02 Main Goals and Project Tasks
The self-check-in kiosk project is an innovative solution developed by Yandex to streamline and modernize the hotel guest check-in experience. It automates the registration process, ensuring both efficiency and convenience for users.

The project also prioritizes reliability and security, standing as a cutting-edge example of technological advancement in the hospitality industry.
The design concept focused on developing an intuitive and visually engaging self-check-in kiosk interface, aimed at reducing wait times and simplifying the registration process.

Equal attention was given to both aesthetics and functionality to ensure a seamless user experience, making guest interactions smooth, efficient, and pleasant throughout every stage of check-in.
03 Design Concept
04 Terminal
The Lunch fastPass robotic cashier is the only self-service terminal capable of completely replacing the cashier. It is an integrated hardware and software suite built around a neural network-based dish recognition module and payment modules for bank card, RFID card, fingerprint or facial recognition payment.
Some promotional materials in the form of branded and advertising screensavers:
Some photos in the working environment:
Implementation
Designing an intuitively understandable user interface for the terminal. Improving the self-service process to reduce waiting times. Integration with cash systems for smooth interaction with payment systems. Implementation of multilingual support functionality for a broad audience. Additionally, overseeing the implementation of these plans.
Tasks
Creating a convenient and intuitively understandable interface for customers to optimize the self-service process. Reducing customer wait times through efficient and swift service. Additionally, integrating with payment and accounting POS systems to ensure seamless interaction with the system.
Role
Lead UI/UX, Head of Client Support Department
05 Smart Fridge
I enhanced the primary green hue for better visual appeal and engagement, aiming to create a more vibrant interface for Rubic while retaining its essence.
Some of the first wireframes:
Implementation
Development of a user-friendly interface for monitoring and managing the contents of the refrigerator. Creation of a system for notifying about expired products to maintain consumer safety. Integration with a common management system for automatic replenishment of refrigerator supplies.
Tasks
Role
Designing a user-friendly interface for interacting with the smart refrigerator. Developing functionality for tracking fridge content and sending notifications for expired products. Integration with the central management system to simplify fridge restocking.
Lead UI/UX, Head of Client Support Department
06 Chef Soft
Electronic queue system and order management module in the kitchen.
07 Lunchbook
It is noticeable that the gradation, built on a dynamic step, is clear and balanced. At the same time, the multiplicity of values ​​is preserved.

The resulting gradation of sizes remains to be applied as a ready-made indentation system:
When several items are in close proximity to each other, they become one visual unit rather than several separate units. Otherwise, their distance should be larger and look more like several visual units. The basic purpose of proximity is to organize. To give an apparent view of the page structure and the hierarchy of information to users.

Our first reference indent and step — 8px.

To build a correct system, the following gradation is used:
08 Website
Rules for elevations, borders, and blur were also developed.
09 UI Kit
More than 2.000 assets were developed in two color modes.
10 Redesign
After the redesign, the application presents a cohesive and visually appealing interface. The refined color palette enhances readability and usability, while typography choices ensure a modern look. Users now experience streamlined navigation, making interactions intuitive and efficient.
Before the redesign, the application’s design lacked cohesion, with inconsistent color palettes and typography choices. Users often faced usability issues due to cluttered interfaces and unintuitive navigation, hindering their overall experience and engagement with the platform.
11 Multi-Chain
In the revamped multi-chain section, the design focuses on clarity and simplicity. The color scheme is tailored to differentiate between various chains, ensuring easy identification. Streamlined visuals and intuitive layouts facilitate seamless navigation and interaction, enhancing the overall user experience with improved accessibility and functionality.
12 Staking
In the updated staking section, the design prioritizes user engagement and transparency. Visual elements and intuitive interfaces guide users through the staking process, making it easy to understand and participate. With clear progress indicators and informative tooltips, users can confidently engage with staking features, fostering a sense of trust and empowerment within the platform.
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Back office for an automatic robotic car wash
Conducting a service audit, competitive analysis, collecting business requirements, putting forward hypotheses and proposals for improvement.
Back office for an automatic robotic car wash
Conducting a service audit, competitive analysis, collecting business requirements, putting forward hypotheses and proposals for improvement.
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