Preliminary research enables decision-making based on factual evidence rather than assumptions. It serves as a vital foundation for the design and specification of user-centered digital products, particularly complex systems, and is reflected in a deep understanding of users, the content domain, the market, and competitors.
Sharona Gil
Hello
I am Sharona
UX/UI Designer specializing in complex digital products
data-driven interfaces, and mobile experiences
Nice to meet you and welcome to my world of Ar(ch)t.
I help startups and businesses transform ideas into intuitive, user-friendly digital products. I specialize in scalable, user-centered design and focus on usability, performance, and a clean visual language to create products that work beautifully.
By combining research-driven thinking with practical design, I create meaningful and functional solutions that deliver real impact.
Let’s create something meaningful together.
Hello
I am Sharona
UX/UI Designer specializing in complex digital products
data-driven interfaces, and mobile experiences
Nice to meet you and welcome to my world of Ar(ch)t.
I help startups and businesses transform ideas into intuitive, user-friendly digital products. I specialize in scalable, user-centered design and focus on usability, performance, and a clean visual language to create products that work beautifully.
By combining research-driven thinking with practical design, I create meaningful and functional solutions that deliver real impact.
Let’s create something meaningful together.
Portfolio
Usability testing
Additional works
Cognitive Psychology:
Perception and Attention
Cognitive Psychology:
Perception and Attention
Classical condition:
based characterization process
Peak-End Rule
Data analysis
and chart creation
Redefining the Problematic Screen and a Solution to the Original Issue
Workflow
Defining and designing complex systems requires an understanding of users, roles, processes, and dependencies between components. Client meetings including questionnaires, interviews, mapping pain points, and task analysis provide the necessary information to develop the information architecture, user scenarios, and design recommendations, ensuring the system meets users’ needs and capabilities.
Usability testing is a process in which a product or system is evaluated to ensure that its use is intuitive, comfortable, and efficient for end users. Its purpose is to identify issues or ambiguities in the user experience, either before or after development, in order to improve the product and tailor it to the users’ needs and capabilities.


