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Tatiana Digital
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01 · Your industry
02 · What you need
Design only — your developers build it
Designed & built — ready to launch
03 · Support after launch
04 · Additional services
Content & brand
Make the site work harder
The technical side
About

I’m Tatiana, a solo designer with 10+ years behind me. I’ve worked across B2B and B2C, for startups and established companies, on everything from small-business websites to complex enterprise software. Today I lead design on data-heavy products on my own, and every project gets that same level, big or small. I also have a master’s degree in programming, so what I design is something developers can actually build.
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Complex systems & data
I design for data-heavy software: dashboards, tables, graphs of connected things. Dense information, made readable without hiding what matters.
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Design under constraints
Real projects have deadlines, budgets and existing code. I find the version that works inside them and say plainly what we’re trading off.
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Stakeholders
I work directly with product owners, developers and the people who’ll use the thing. I translate between them and write decisions down, so nobody’s surprised later.
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States & edge cases
Empty screens, errors, loading, long names, slow connections. I design what happens when things go wrong, not just the perfect path.
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Any system, any setup
An existing design system, a developer’s component kit, a half-finished Figma file or nothing at all. I pick up how a team works fast and fit in without breaking what’s there.
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End to end, one person
From the first call to launch: structure, design, handover or build. No account managers, no passing your project around.
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AI in the process
I use AI where it saves you time and money: product photos, first drafts, research. Never as a replacement for judgement — every result goes through me.
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Range
Websites, shops, apps, dashboards, brand identities, design systems — I’ve done all of it, for almost every kind of business. Whatever you’re planning, chances are I’ve solved something like it before.
There's no website that works for everyone.
Every project pulls in different directions. My job is to find the shape that fits yours — and to say out loud what we're not building.
Six forces pull at every project. Pick a type to see how the balance shifts.
- BusinessWhat earns, what it costs, what counts as success
- UserWho arrives, what for, on what device, in what hurry
- DevelopersWho maintains it and what the team can realistically run
- StrategyWhat we build — and what we deliberately cut
- UXStructure and priority: what is seen first, and why
- UIHow it looks, feels, and stays consistent
My latest articles on web design, UX/UI and product design: what a website costs, how long it takes and how to plan one, in plain English for UK businesses and designers.
I’m a Ukrainian designer in Britain. Your websites could learn a thing or two from Ukraine
A Ukrainian designer on why British business websites feel stuck in 2012, and what any small business can borrow from Ukraine tomorrow.
Modern but familiar: how to update your website without scaring off loyal customers
Why an outdated website costs local businesses, why "too modern" can backfire too, and the simple rule designers use to get the balance right.
Cheap vs expensive designer: what are you actually paying for?
The difference between a designer who draws what you ask for and one who works out what your business actually needs, and when each makes sense.
Website design in Hampshire: what it costs and how to choose a designer
Local prices compared with London, what different parts of Hampshire need from a website, and how to choose a designer.
Web design in Portsmouth: a guide for local businesses
What a website costs in Portsmouth, what local cafés, shops, trades and maritime suppliers need from it, and how to choose a designer.
Web design in Southampton: costs and what your business needs
What a website costs in Southampton, and what cruise, hospitality, student-facing, retail and B2B businesses need from it.
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What happens next
- Within a week I send you a short brief made for your project.
- Once it’s filled in, a short call — 20 minutes, no pitch.
- You get a written scope, price and timeline.
- You get an automatic confirmation — you’re on my list.
- When a project fits your skills, I get in touch.
- You get a clear brief, deadline and fee.
Response time
Usually within a couple of days, a week at most. If I can’t take a project on, I’ll always tell you. Haven’t heard from me in a week? Your message may have got lost — message me on Instagram.
No need to wait for a reply. I get in touch when a project fits — sooner if I’m looking for someone right now.
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NDAs
Non-disclosure agreements. A lot of my work is for clients who don't allow their projects to be shown publicly, so it can't appear in a portfolio — I can still talk through the thinking behind it on a call.