Available full-time · Remote, hybrid or onsite · Open to relocation

Product design for AI and data systems people actually trust.

Senior Product Designer with 10+ years in products where the hard part is the data: live sensor feeds, maps, time-series, alerting rules and regulation. Betting platforms under strict compliance, hotel operations software, and my own real-time monitoring platform, now the leading service of its kind in Serbia.

Vodostaj.rs station page with weather metrics and a seven day water level chart
Vodostaj.rs mobile threshold setup, one decision per step
Product design for teams at
MaxbetFlutter Entertainment GroupBethardHotel SyncUnternehmerheldMikroelektronikaSolvers Hub
My own product

Vodostaj.rs in numbers

A real-time water monitoring platform I designed, built and run. Search numbers come straight from Google Search Console, from launch to November 2026.

3,200+
live stations across 8 countries
5.45M
search impressions, launch to November 2026
139K
organic clicks from Google
15,000
monthly active users, 89% of them on mobile

Sources: Google Search Console and Google Analytics 4 for Vodostaj.rs. Station count from the live site, November 2026.

Selected work

Case studies

Seven projects across data products, enterprise SaaS and regulated platforms. Each one opens into the full story: the problem, the structure, the decisions and the results.

AI & real-time dataZero-to-oneRule engineFounder

Vodostaj.rs

Founder & Product Designer · Solvers Hub DOO · 2026 to present

Real-time monitoring platform built from zero: 3,200+ hydrological stations across eight countries, fed by automated scraping and API integrations with national meteorological agencies. Map interface, time-series views, and the threshold model behind flood and drought alerts. Every alert is traceable to the rule that fired it.

15,000monthly users3,200+live stations8countries89%mobile
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Vodostaj.rs dashboard with favourite stations, regulations, active alerts and fishing diary Vodostaj.rs mobile station detail
Hotel Sync manager app in light and dark mode
Flagship enterprise caseEnterprise SaaSDesign system

Hotel Sync

ex OTA Sync · Aug 2022 – Jan 2024

End-to-end redesign of an enterprise operations platform from 1.0 to 2.0: the PMS back-office, a native manager app, and the guest-facing Booking Engine. Re-architected 40+ configuration screens, defined the pattern library engineering built against, and stayed embedded through the rollout.

25–60%fewer clicks−15%support tickets+20%onboarding
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Uberlucky registration flow, split panel with a six step progress indicator
RegulatedA/B testingConversionShips code

Bethard / Uberlucky

Betting platform · Feb 2021 – Aug 2022

Hypothesis-driven conversion work and end-to-end product design on a licensed betting platform, under compliance constraints on every screen. Designed the full Uberlucky web product (homepage, KYC-heavy registration funnel, account panel, deposit and bonus systems) and delivered production CSS for the sportsbook module myself.

+8%deposit click upliftFull productdesignedProduction CSSdelivered
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More work

AI product design

Designing for AI

Most of my recent work sits on top of automated output: rule engines, threshold evaluation, forecasting, behavioural models. The interesting design problem is never the model. It is the moment a person has to decide whether to act on what the system just told them. These are the principles I design to.

01

Traceable, not oracular

An automated flag is only useful if the user can see the rule behind it. Every generated output I design links back to its source: which threshold, which regulation, which reading, at what timestamp. A verdict nobody can audit is a verdict nobody acts on.

02

Confidence is part of the data

A forecast shown without an error bar reads as a fact. I design predictive UI to expose its own uncertainty (range, data freshness, and the conditions under which it degrades) so people calibrate their trust instead of inheriting it.

03

The human keeps the decision

The system narrows the field; the person still chooses. Review, override, and disagreement are first-class states in the flow, designed up front, not error handling bolted on after the model ships.

04

Design the failure case first

Stale feeds, dropped sources, low-confidence output, zero results. In a live data product these are not edge cases, they are Tuesday. I specify the degraded states before the happy path, because they decide whether people keep the product open.

05

Complexity belongs in the system

Dense domains earn their complexity: hydrology, hotel operations, betting compliance. The work is to absorb it into structure, hierarchy, and progressive disclosure so the surface stays operable by someone who is not an expert in it.

06

Prototype it, don't argue about it

I build working prototypes with AI-assisted development, so a contested flow becomes something a team can click through in days rather than something they debate over a static mock for weeks.

Where this is applied

Vodostaj.rsA live rule engine in production: 3,200+ stations across eight countries ingested continuously, user-defined thresholds evaluated against every new reading, and each alert traceable back to the rule and the measurement that triggered it. Of 134 alerts users configured themselves, every one is still enabled. A predictive layer built on 35 years of historical data is live in beta, forecasting water levels 7 days ahead.
MaxbetBehavioural instrumentation and usability validation as the input to product decisions: GA4 event taxonomy, FullStory funnel analysis, Maze test plans, Looker monitoring.
AKC GnezdoA production site with a full admin CMS, designed end-to-end through Claude with no Figma file at any point. Evidence that AI-assisted design ships real product when an experienced designer is steering it.
Solve.rsMy own studio, building AI-augmented platforms and growth systems on Next.js, Supabase, and Claude.
Selected builds

Designed it, then shipped it

Products I designed and built myself, end to end, through Solvers Hub. Evidence of implementation awareness, full-stack product thinking, and the technical acumen to prototype an idea rather than only specify it. Running in production on Next.js, TypeScript and Supabase, which is why I know what is cheap to build, what is expensive, and what breaks.

SaaS · Serbian market · Next.js
invoice.solve.rs

Invoicing and business platform for the Serbian market. Ten modules: invoices and quotes, government e-invoicing (SEF) integration, delivery notes, a ledger for flat-rate entrepreneurs, bank statement imports, inventory, payroll with tax forms, and a software fiscal register currently in certification. Three customer segments (flat-rate entrepreneurs, companies, accountants), designed and built solo on Next.js and Supabase.

Next.jsSupabase10 modules3 segments
My studio · Solvers Hub DOO · Next.js
Solve.rs

The product studio I run alongside my primary role. Everything shipped end to end by me. Vodostaj.rs was migrated from a React SPA to Next.js here. From launch to November 2026 it reached 5.45M search impressions and 139K organic clicks, at #1 regional rankings. Design decisions measured against outcomes, not opinion.

Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseClaude
Geospatial · MapLibre · Crowdsourced
Environmental mapping platform

Crowdsourced environmental reporting for the Balkans. Full geospatial pin lifecycle on MapLibre and OpenStreetMap: submission, EXIF-aware image pipeline, moderation admin, and resolution, across six languages. The closest thing here to a field-reporting and inspection tool.

MapLibreOpenStreetMapEXIF pipelinei18n ×6
E-commerce · Next.js · Supabase
JigBau.com

Full-stack e-commerce for a fishing tackle brand: catalogue, checkout with order emails, order management, and an admin dashboard the client runs themselves. Empty repo to production in a 24-hour sprint.

Next.jsSupabaseAdmin dashboard24h sprint
Multi-tenant · Institutional
Regional sports federation platform

Multi-tenant platform for a regional sports federation: 85 clubs across 40+ disciplines, each with its own content, membership and permissions, under one administrable roof. Plus client platforms for manufacturing, hospitality, and multi-location service businesses.

Multi-tenantSupabase RLSAdmin CMS85 tenants
Practice

What I bring, and how I work

Nine areas where I do my best work, and the four steps every engagement follows.

Time-series & data visualisation

Charts with thresholds, min/avg/max bands and confidence ranges; occupancy and revenue dashboards; funnel analytics. Making dense data readable at a glance is the core of most of my work.

time-series · thresholds · KPI dashboards

Geospatial & mapping interfaces

Station networks and pin lifecycles on MapLibre and OpenStreetMap, with EXIF-aware image pipelines and moderation tooling behind them. Designing the map is easy; designing what happens at 3,200 pins is the work.

MapLibre · OpenStreetMap · GIS · clustering

Threshold, alerting & risk detection

The rule model behind flood and drought alerts: how a user defines a threshold, how the system explains which rule fired, and how you earn the right to interrupt someone. 134 user-set alerts, all still enabled.

rule modelling · traceability · notification UX

Enterprise workflow architecture

40+ configuration screens regrouped into domain-based navigation. A nine-step reservation flow reduced to four. The value in a complex product is decided in its structure, long before anything is styled.

IA · progressive disclosure · state modelling

Design systems & foundations

Twelve inconsistent interaction patterns consolidated into one modular component system and pattern library engineering built directly against. Comfortable being the person who establishes design foundations where none exist.

Figma · component systems · pattern libraries

Research & usability validation

Discovery interviews, event taxonomies, session and funnel analysis, moderated and unmoderated usability testing, competitor benchmarking, plus the repository standards that keep findings usable after the study ends.

GA4 · FullStory · Maze · Looker · Confluence · Miro

Compliance-aware UX

Licensed betting at Bethard and Maxbet, German financial planning at Unternehmerheld, public-safety-adjacent hydrology at Vodostaj. Translating a rulebook into something people can actually use is half the job.

regulated markets · auditability · disclosure

Institutional data integration

Automated scraping and direct API integration with national meteorological agencies across eight countries, behind a source-adapter layer. Each source has its own format, cadence, and way of failing. The interface has to absorb all of it.

government APIs · ingestion · multi-tenant

Prototyping in code

Next.js, React, TypeScript, Supabase, Tailwind, Stripe. I build what I design when building it is the faster way to settle a question, and it means I know what is cheap to build, what is expensive, and what breaks.

Next.js · React · TypeScript · Supabase · Stripe
STEP 01

Frame

Get to the real problem with the people who own it. Audit the existing system, map every user task to the steps it actually costs, and agree what "better" means in numbers before anything is designed.

STEP 02

Architect

Structure first: information architecture, states, edge cases, and the rules the system runs on. This is where most of the outcome is decided, and where I spend the most time.

STEP 03

Prototype & validate

High fidelity in Figma, working prototypes in code when that answers faster. Test with real users, instrument the flow, and let behaviour settle the disagreements instead of seniority.

STEP 04

Ship & measure

Stay inside the implementation cycle: review builds, adjust in flight, and tie the change back to click cost, support load, activation, conversion. A design isn't finished at handover.

Experience

Where I have worked

Ten-plus years across enterprise SaaS, licensed betting, embedded engineering and real-time data platforms.

Feb 2025 – Present
Expert UX, Product Optimisation & Insight
Maxbet, Flutter Entertainment Group

Built the research and insight practice for a 28-person product organisation: analytics, usability testing, benchmarking, dashboards.

Current
2026 – Present
Founder & Product Designer
Vodostaj.rs and Solvers Hub DOO

My own platforms and studio, designed and shipped end to end on Next.js and Supabase.

Current
Aug 2022 – Jan 2024
Product Designer
Hotel Sync (ex OTA Sync)

Owned design across web, mobile and client apps. Re-architected 40+ configuration forms and stayed embedded through the v2.0 rollout.

Aug 2022 – Jan 2024
Product Designer (Contract)
Unternehmerheld, Berlin

Business plan and financial modeling modules, plus onboarding and registration flows. About 6,000 active users.

Feb 2021 – Aug 2022
UX Designer
Bethard

A/B testing on the deposit funnel, Uberlucky product design, and production CSS for the sportsbook module.

2018 – 2019
UI Designer
Mikroelektronika

Website UX overhaul for a global audience of embedded engineers.

About

Systems thinker, comfortable with ambiguity

Senior Product Designer, 10+ years across enterprise SaaS, licensed betting, embedded engineering, and real-time data platforms. Used to being the only designer in the room and the one who establishes the foundations.

Based in Serbia (CET). Available full-time, remote contract or permanent, and open to relocation.

Beyond the screen

„Prozor u prošlost" (A Window to the Past)

A public heritage installation at the Kruševac fortress: a glass panel that visually completes the ruined medieval Donžon tower when you stand in front of it, drawing the missing structure back in at full scale, in place. It has gone viral several times and is now a small landmark of my hometown. Same instinct as everything else on this page: take a thing people cannot read, and make it legible.

Lifelong angler, which is where Vodostaj.rs came from: I built the tool I needed on the riverbank. I like products born from real, personal problems.

Let's talk about your product.

Open to senior product design roles. Based in Serbia, available full-time, and open to relocation.