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UX Psychology

Handbook to help organize your work in a delightful way

with real-world examples and components

The reason I created this handbook:
every time I looked at others' layouts, whether at work or during interviews, I noticed the same thing:

❌ 100500 different shades of blue instead of just one or two

❌ Buttons of all possible sizes (42px, 44px, 48px...)

❌ Various fonts and their sizes that were "used somewhere sometime," and it's unclear where each should be applied

❌ Inconsistent components: the same element appears differently on various pages

❌ 100,500 different shades of blue instead of just one or two

❌ Buttons of every possible size (42px, 44px, 48px...)

❌ Various fonts and sizes that were used "somewhere sometime", and it's unclear where exactly they should be applied

❌ Inconsistent components: the same element looks different on different pages

But don't worry, I've been there too 😊

That's why I decided to organize all of this into a handbook. At first, for myself, and then I realized I wanted to share it with others to support the growth design resources. There's an ocean of content out there, but very little that’s truly structured.

This isn't a set of rules from ChatGPT or a summary of Medium articles; it's my 15 years of experience battling chaos, my mistakes, insights, and solutions that truly work.

with real-world examples and components

Current version: 1.4

Updated: 24.12.25

New

UX Psychology

Handbook to help organize your work in a delightful way

with real-world examples and components

The reason I created this handbook:
every time I looked at others' layouts, whether at work or during interviews, I noticed the same thing:

❌ 100,500 different shades of blue instead of just one or two

❌ Buttons of every possible size (42px, 44px, 48px...)

❌ Various fonts and sizes that were used "somewhere sometime", and it's unclear where exactly they should be applied

❌ Inconsistent components: the same element looks different on different pages

But don't worry, I've been there too 😊

This isn't a set of rules from ChatGPT or a summary of Medium articles; it's my 15 years of experience battling chaos, my mistakes, insights, and solutions that truly work.

with real-world examples and components

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Table of contents

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Chapter 1.
Introduction to Design Systems

Section 1. Introduction to DS

What you'll learn:

Learn what design systems are, why they matter, how they're structured, and explore real-world examples.

What you'll learn:

Learn what design systems are, why they matter, how they're structured, and explore real-world examples.

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Chapter 5. Components and Their Purpose

What you'll learn:

Explore common UI components, their types and use cases, plus best practices for each.

What you'll learn:

Explore common UI components, their types and use cases, plus best practices for each.

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Now available (66 pages)

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Chapter 6. Creating Components in Figma

What you'll learn:

Create simple and advanced components with variants in Figma, and configure them using variables.

What you'll learn:

Create simple and advanced components with variants in Figma, and configure them using variables.

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Available now (89 pages)

Section 7.
Patterns and Templates

Section 7. Patterns and Templates

Section 6. Patterns
and Templates

What you'll learn:

Learn to use components in templates, find ready-made patterns, and create your own.

What you'll learn:

Learn to use components in templates, find ready-made patterns, and create your own.

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Available now (37 pages)

Section 8.
Documentation

Section 8. Documentation

What you'll learn:

Learn to hand off designs to developers and publish component libraries.

What you'll learn:

Learn to hand off designs to developers and publish component libraries.

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Chapter 6. Creating Components in Figma

What you'll learn:

Create simple and advanced components with variants in Figma, and configure them using variables.

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Available now (89 pages)

Section 7.
Patterns and Templates

What you'll learn:

Learn to use components in templates, find ready-made patterns, and create your own.

View details

Available now (37 pages)

Section 8.
Documentation

What you'll learn:

Learn to hand off designs to developers and publish component libraries.

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Still wondering if it's for you?

Here are some answers:

💠 "I don't need a design system..."

Many designers think they can manage without one, until they face a large project and realize they're starting from scratch every time.

Projects grow. Being ready to scale means you won't get stuck. A design system gives you a head start and confidence in your output quality.

⏳ "Not enough time, too many projects..."

I get it. Deadlines are brutal. That's exactly why a design system is a lifesaver. It helps you move faster, stop reinventing the wheel, and reduce revisions.

You'll have lifetime access, so you can learn at your own pace and implement gradually.

Once your team adopts a design system, you'll finish projects faster, no matter the complexity.

👾 "There are many free resources"

Sure, if you have unlimited time, you can piece together free resources from across the internet.

This handbook gives you a structured system and ready-to-use solutions, so you skip the hours of searching and sifting through conflicting advice.

Plus, all future updates are included at no extra cost.

💰 "Too expensive"

Your time is worth more!

Yes, the full version has a cost. But it's an investment in better work and fewer wasted hours.

Your time is worth more.

Yes, the full version has a cost. But it's an investment in better work and fewer wasted hours.

Think how many hours you spend searching for scattered answers online. This handbook puts everything in one place. I learned from years of costly mistakes so you don't have to.

Designers using this handbook ship faster, build better products, and grow their careers. A solid system pays for itself faster than you'd expect.

Designers using this guide ship faster, build better products, and grow their careers. A solid system pays for itself faster than you'd expect.

🤔 "I don't see the value"

You already have your own workflow. But even one new idea can level up how you approach design.

This handbook combines hands-on experience with global best practices to help you avoid common mistakes.

A single insight can transform your entire system.

Your projects, your team, and your clients will all benefit.

🤔 "I don't see the value"

You already have your own workflow. But even one new idea can level up how you approach design.

This handbook combines hands-on experience with global best practices to help you avoid common mistakes.

A single insight can transform your entire system.

Your projects, your team, and your clients will all benefit.

Try before you buy

Not sure if it's for you? Download the free sample to explore the format and style before buying.

To familiarize yourself with my presentation style and determine if it suits you, be sure to download the free snippet before purchasing:

Not sure if it's for you? Download the free sample to explore the format and style before buying.

Free sample

86 pages + Figma file

Free sample

86 pages + Figma file

Free sample

86 pages + Figma file

Free sample

86 pages + Figma file

Who it's for

🧑‍🎨 Designers

For beginners:

Get practical skills you can apply right away, without years of self-study and trial and error.

Experienced:

Scale projects faster, automate routine work, and free up time for creative tasks.

🥷 Developers

Front-End:

Use components and design tokens to build consistent, scalable, maintainable products.

Back-End:

Understand how design systems integrate with backend architecture for more efficient development.

Product owners

See how design systems help you manage product development, ship faster, and stay competitive.

🧑‍💼 Project managers

Standardize workflows, improve designer-developer collaboration, cut development time, and ship higher-quality products.

🧑‍🎓 Students

Learn essential design and development skills in a fraction of the time. Accelerate your career and open doors to new opportunities.

👯 To teams

Collaborate better with a shared design system. Save time, reuse components, and keep your designs consistent.

🏦 Companies

Build a unified design language that strengthens your brand, improves UX, and gives you a competitive edge.

🧑‍🎨 Designers

For beginners:

Get practical skills you can apply right away, without years of self-study and trial and error.

Experienced:

Scale projects faster, automate routine work, and free up time for creative tasks.

🥷 Developers

Front-End:

Use components and design tokens to build consistent, scalable, maintainable products.

Back-End:

Understand how design systems integrate with backend architecture for more efficient development.

Product owners

See how design systems help you manage product development, ship faster, and stay competitive.

🧑‍💼 Project managers

Standardize workflows, improve designer-developer collaboration, cut development time, and ship higher-quality products.

🧑‍🎓 Students

Learn essential design and development skills in a fraction of the time. Accelerate your career and open doors to new opportunities.

👯 To teams

Collaborate better with a shared design system. Save time, reuse components, and keep your designs consistent.

🏦 Companies

Build a unified design language that strengthens your brand, improves UX, and gives you a competitive edge.

🧑‍🎨 Designers

For beginners:

Get practical skills you can apply right away, without years of self-study and trial and error.

Experienced:

Scale projects faster, automate routine work, and free up time for creative tasks.

🥷 Developers

Front-End:

Use components and design tokens to build consistent, scalable, maintainable products.

Back-End:

Understand how design systems integrate with backend architecture for more efficient development.

Product owners

See how design systems help you manage product development, ship faster, and stay competitive.

🧑‍💼 Project managers

Standardize workflows, improve designer-developer collaboration, cut development time, and ship higher-quality products.

🧑‍🎓 Students

Learn essential design and development skills in a fraction of the time. Accelerate your career and open doors to new opportunities.

👯 To teams

Collaborate better with a shared design system. Save time, reuse components, and keep your designs consistent.

🏦 Companies

Build a unified design language that strengthens your brand, improves UX, and gives you a competitive edge.

🧑‍🎨 Designers

For beginners:

Get practical skills you can apply right away, without years of self-study and trial and error.

Experienced:

Scale projects faster, automate routine work, and free up time for creative tasks.

🥷 Developers

Front-End:

Use components and design tokens to build consistent, scalable, maintainable products.

Back-End:

Understand how design systems integrate with backend architecture for more efficient development.

Product owners

See how design systems help you manage product development, ship faster, and stay competitive.

🧑‍💼 Project managers

Standardize workflows, improve designer-developer collaboration, cut development time, and ship higher-quality products.

🧑‍🎓 Students

Learn essential design and development skills in a fraction of the time. Accelerate your career and open doors to new opportunities.

👯 To teams

Collaborate better with a shared design system. Save time, reuse components, and keep your designs consistent.

🏦 Companies

Build a unified design language that strengthens your brand, improves UX, and gives you a competitive edge.

Who am I and why can you trust me?

I am Olena, a designer since 2010.

Here is my LinkedIn

My path

My journey started with web development while studying at KPI 🎓

Then I worked as a designer-coder on projects such as i.ua, bigmir.net, and tochka.net. Back then it was just Photoshop, and design happened alongside coding.

That's how I developed a deep understanding of both design and development. Because of this, I know how to create not only attractive designs but also functional and easy to develop.

Work Experience

Currently, I am working on an American product Taxdome, where I lead design for the tax practice management platform. Working on a complex, large-scale product showed me firsthand how critical a solid design system really is.

Previously, I worked at the bank Pumb, where I improved the experience for business clients.

Before that, I participated in the development of large-scale projects such as Dukascopy Bank, Privat-24 for Business, Monobank, and many others.

Who am I and why can you trust me?

I am Olena, a designer since 2010.

Here is my LinkedIn

My path

My journey started with web development while studying at KPI 🎓

Then I worked as a designer-coder on projects such as i.ua, bigmir.net, and tochka.net. Back then it was just Photoshop, and design happened alongside coding.

That's how I developed a deep understanding of both design and development. Because of this, I know how to create not only attractive designs but also functional and easy to develop.

Work Experience

Previously, I worked at the bank Pumb, where I improved the experience for business clients.

Before that, I participated in the development of large-scale projects such as Dukascopy Bank, Privat-24 for Business, Monobank, and many others.

My goal

Help you master design systems that actually simplify your work, reduce chaos, and grow your income.

Olena

Product designer

Honestly, I have a personal mission too: I want more designers who build great products and spend their time on creativity, not endlessly rearranging buttons.

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My goal

Help you master design systems that actually simplify your work, reduce chaos, and grow your income.

Olena

Product designer

Honestly, I have a personal mission too: I want more designers who build great products and spend their time on creativity, not endlessly rearranging buttons.

Design system

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My goal

Help you master design systems that actually simplify your work, reduce chaos, and grow your income.

Olena

Product designer

Honestly, I have a personal mission too: I want more designers who build great products and spend their time on creativity, not endlessly rearranging buttons.

Design system

Send

My goal

Help you master design systems that actually simplify your work, reduce chaos, and grow your income.

Olena

Product designer

Honestly, I have a personal mission too: I want more designers who build great products and spend their time on creativity, not endlessly rearranging buttons.

Design system

Send

My principles

I believe design knowledge shouldn't be gatekept. This guide distills years of experience into practical advice anyone can use – whether you're just starting out or leading a team.

Everyone has their own style. This handbook shares what works for me and my teams. That's why there's a free sample – check if my approach fits yours. If something doesn't click, that's totally fine. Take what's useful, skip the rest.

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Table of contents

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Chapter 1.Introduction to Design Systems

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Chapter 2.Design Language

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Chapter 3. Introduction to Figma

Chapter 3. Introduction to Figma

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Chapter 4.Creating Styles

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Chapter 5. Components and Their Purpose

Chapter 5. Components and Their Purpose

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Chapter 6. Creating Components in Figma

Chapter 6. Creating Components in Figma

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Section 7. Patterns and Templates

Section 7. Patterns and Templates

Section 6. Patternsand Templates

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Section 8. Documentation

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Section 1.Introduction to Design Systems

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Section 2.Language of Design

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Chapter 3. Introduction to Figma

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Section 4.Creating Styles

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Now available (354 pages)

Chapter 5. Components and Their Purpose

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Now available (66 pages)

Chapter 6. Creating Components in Figma

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Available now (89 pages)

Section 7. Patterns and Templates

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Available now (37 pages)

Section 8. Documentation

Chapter 1.
Introduction to Design Systems

Chapter 2.
Design Language

Section 2.
Language of Design

Chapter 3.
Introduction to Figma

Chapter 4.
Creating Styles

Section 7.
Patterns and Templates

Section 6. Patterns
and Templates

Section 8.
Documentation

Section 1.
Introduction to Design Systems

Section 2.
Language of Design

Section 4.
Creating Styles

Section 7.
Patterns and Templates

Section 8.
Documentation

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