Alina Petrova is a UI Designer at TyrBit, where she creates intuitive, minimalist, and visually engaging user interfaces that elevate the company’s digital experiences. Originally from Kyiv and now based in Berlin, Alina blends artistic sensibility with user-centered design principles to craft interfaces that are not only beautiful but highly functional and accessible.
Alina’s passion for design was sparked at an early age through her love for art and visual storytelling. She pursued this interest academically by earning a degree in Graphic Design from the Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, where she began to explore the power of digital design. After relocating to Berlin, she honed her skills through advanced studies and real-world experience, transitioning into UI/UX design with a strong foundation in visual communication and human-centered thinking.
Before joining TyrBit, Alina worked at a Berlin-based tech startup, where she led the redesign of the company’s web and mobile platforms. Her thoughtful approach to visual hierarchy, color theory, and user flow improved the product’s usability and aesthetic coherence. Her contributions not only enhanced the user experience but also supported the company’s brand identity and customer engagement efforts.
At TyrBit, Alina plays a central role in shaping the look and feel of the company’s software products. She designs clean, elegant interfaces that reflect TyrBit’s commitment to performance and usability. Collaborating closely with UX designers and developers, Alina ensures consistency across platforms and adherence to best practices in responsive and inclusive design. She is particularly attentive to accessibility, advocating for interfaces that are easy to navigate and interact with for users of all abilities.
Alina’s design philosophy centers around simplicity, clarity, and emotional connection. Every element she designs is purposeful—whether it’s the placement of a button or the use of color—to guide users effortlessly through their digital journey. She sees UI design as an opportunity to build trust and delight, creating interfaces that users not only understand intuitively but enjoy using.
Beyond her project work, Alina is passionate about collaboration and mentorship. She regularly supports junior designers in growing their skills and shares her knowledge of evolving design tools and trends. Her curiosity and dedication to lifelong learning keep her on the cutting edge of the UI/UX field.
For Alina, great design is more than aesthetics—it’s about crafting experiences that feel effortless, inclusive, and deeply human.
“Design isn’t just how it looks—it’s how it feels.”