VitWorks

Works of Vitaliy Merkulov

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I'm Vitaliy Merkulov

User Experience Manager

  • Age 34
  • Experience 10+ years
  • Phone (941) 202-2266
  • Email vitaliy@vitworks.com
  • Moving Moving to Venice, FL (May 2019)

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I’m passionate about mobilizing cross-functional teams to create user experiences that users love and teams are proud of.

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Areas of Expertise

User Experience Design
Project Management
User Research
Business Analysis
Wireframing
Prototyping
Information Architecture
User Interface Design
User-Centered Design
A/B Testing
Usability Testing
Agile Methodologies

Portfolio

Web Design for startup

User Interface Design

User Interface Design

Designed a complete brand for a local startup company www.renterinc.com. Created wireframes, prototypes, and final web design. Used Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketch app, inVision App, MockingBot, Bootstrap grid.

 

User Interface Design

Designed a complete brand for a local startup company www.renterinc.com. Created wireframes, prototypes, and final web design. Used Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketch app, inVision App, MockingBot, Bootstrap grid.

WordPress eCommerce Website

User Interface Design

User Interface Design

Created a WordPress website for a client that rents out party rental equipment. I’ve set up a wooCommerce so they could place their products on the website, also set up online booking feature that keeps track of inventory and keeps a calendar for each item that is being rented out. In addition to that, I’ve set up a multi-vendor feature that allows the shop to have multiple vendors offer their products for rent also. When someone books an item and pays for it from the website, the website owner keeps 20% of the sale and the vendor gets paid instantly the 80% of the price. The items’ inventory get’s updated instantly so others know the inventory.

Demo https://loveofparties.com 

User Interface Design

Created a web App using MEAN, mLab and deployed to Heroku

Front-End Development

Front-End Development

While working at Apple, I worked in a MEAN stack, as well as other JavaScirpt libraries. I mostly worked with AngularJS and D3 to create dashboards, tables, and charts that helped the executives see the data visually instead of looking at tables of data. As most people know, Apple is very secretive about everything that they do, so they did not allow me to share any of my work that I’ve done for them.

However, I’d like to show that I have experience with MEAN stack,  so I’ve re-created my PhoneGap iPhone App using MongoDB(mLab), Express, AngularJS, and NodeJs. I’ve also deployed it to Heroku for demo purposes.

Essentially this is a basic content management application that supports standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

1. Created a RESTful API server to act as an interface for querying and persisting data in a MongoDB database (mLab)

2. Leveraged the API server to build an Angular-based web application that provides an interface (bootstrap) for end users

3. Deployed the app to Heroku at https://biblehelps.herokuapp.com/

Git URL: https://git.heroku.com/biblehelps.git if you want to look at the code

Front-End Development

While working at Apple, I worked in a MEAN stack, as well as other JavaScirpt libraries. I mostly worked with AngularJS and D3 to create dashboards, tables, and charts that helped the executives see the data visually instead of looking at tables of data. As most people know, Apple is very secretive about everything that they do, so they did not allow me to share any of my work that I’ve done for them.

However, I’d like to show that I have experience with MEAN stack,  so I’ve re-created my PhoneGap iPhone App using MongoDB(mLab), Express, AngularJS, and NodeJs. I’ve also deployed it to Heroku for demo purposes.

Essentially this is a basic content management application that supports standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

1. Created a RESTful API server to act as an interface for querying and persisting data in a MongoDB database (mLab)

2. Leveraged the API server to build an Angular-based web application that provides an interface (bootstrap) for end users

3. Deployed the app to Heroku at https://biblehelps.herokuapp.com/

Git URL: https://git.heroku.com/biblehelps.git if you want to look at the code

Front-End Development

While working at Apple, I worked in a MEAN stack, as well as other JavaScirpt libraries. I mostly worked with AngularJS and D3 to create dashboards, tables, and charts that helped the executives see the data visually instead of looking at tables of data. As most people know, Apple is very secretive about everything that they do, so they did not allow me to share any of my work that I’ve done for them.

However, I’d like to show that I have experience with MEAN stack,  so I’ve re-created my PhoneGap iPhone App using MongoDB(mLab), Express, AngularJS, and NodeJs. I’ve also deployed it to Heroku for demo purposes.

Essentially this is a basic content management application that supports standard CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.

1. Created a RESTful API server to act as an interface for querying and persisting data in a MongoDB database (mLab)

2. Leveraged the API server to build an Angular-based web application that provides an interface (bootstrap) for end users

3. Deployed the app to Heroku at https://biblehelps.herokuapp.com/

Git URL: https://git.heroku.com/biblehelps.git if you want to look at the code

Responsive Form with Bootstrap

Front-End Development User Interface Design

Front-End Development User Interface Design

Designed and built a responsive prototype website who’s main purpose is to submit a massive application with different kind of variations and statuses of applications. After couple requirements gathering meeting, I’ve presented the overall prototype to them, and with couple minor adjustments they loved the simplicity of it and how easy it looks even though there are so many steps to it. It took me two weeks total from requirements gathering to finishing the html/css/jQuery of this prototype.

See Demo
See Code Sample on CodePen

See it in action, click on any button that works, check the navigation, pop-ups, show-hide items, see how the first page of the application looks on desktop, tablet, and mobile (the forms are formatted differently), notice the side navigation turn into a menu button on mobile device.

The beauty of this is that there is only couple lines of custom css code, most of the styling is done by using bootstrap so if the customer likes to switch over to a different bootstrap theme in the future, it will instantly change and there will not be a need for any custom css.

There was a very similar project that i’ve done for the same company that involved creating the Back Office side of the website that involved with working with .Net and Kendo UI as a framework to create pre-build interfaces like tables, buttons, pop-ups etc.

Mobile friendly website

User Interface Design

User Interface Design

Re-developed the old 25 year old website that runs on cold fusion to have a new look and feel and be completely responsive (mobile-friendly) without having to re-develop the website – which would be very costly.

I had to modify a lot of pages to make the website be mobile friendly though.

The website contains parallax and a lot of new javascirpt, jQuery, CSS3, and other plug-ins that allow the website to work on any desktop, tablet and mobile browser.

I’ve also worked hard to make is SEO friendly, and the search traffic has significantly improved because of this.

You can view the website on your desktop/tablet/mobile phone at www.suiteamerica.com

User Interface Design

Re-developed the old 25 year old website that runs on cold fusion to have a new look and feel and be completely responsive (mobile-friendly) without having to re-develop the website – which would be very costly.

I had to modify a lot of pages to make the website be mobile friendly though.

The website contains parallax and a lot of new javascirpt, jQuery, CSS3, and other plug-ins that allow the website to work on any desktop, tablet and mobile browser.

I’ve also worked hard to make is SEO friendly, and the search traffic has significantly improved because of this.

You can view the website on your desktop/tablet/mobile phone at www.suiteamerica.com

User Interface Design

Re-developed the old 25 year old website that runs on cold fusion to have a new look and feel and be completely responsive (mobile-friendly) without having to re-develop the website – which would be very costly.

I had to modify a lot of pages to make the website be mobile friendly though.

The website contains parallax and a lot of new javascirpt, jQuery, CSS3, and other plug-ins that allow the website to work on any desktop, tablet and mobile browser.

I’ve also worked hard to make is SEO friendly, and the search traffic has significantly improved because of this.

You can view the website on your desktop/tablet/mobile phone at www.suiteamerica.com

Web Interface Design

User Experience Design