👋 Hi, I’m Lilia Mahmoudy — a UI/UX Designer based in Yerevan, Armenia.
I design digital products that make life simpler, more inclusive, and sustainable. For me, design is not just about visuals — it’s about solving real problems and creating meaningful experiences that serve both people and the world around us.
My path to design wasn’t a straight line — and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
With a background in Software Engineering and an MBA from Tehran University, I spent nearly a decade supporting executives and managing projects at global companies like Honeywell and the Embassy of the Netherlands. Those years taught me how businesses work, how to communicate with stakeholders, and how to keep projects moving under pressure.
But something was missing. I wanted to create, to solve problems in a more direct way, and to leave a positive impact through my work. That’s when I discovered UI/UX design — the perfect combination of my technical foundation, business understanding, and personal intention to design for good.
I believe design should serve humanity and all living beings.
That means designing with empathy, inclusivity, and sustainability in mind.
At the same time, I know that user needs and business goals go hand-in-hand — one cannot exist without the other. My mission is to find the balance where both thrive.
Freelance UI/UX Designer – Hyperion (2025–Present)
Designed mid-fidelity wireframes for the AI-Powered Studio/Production Orchestrator (ASPO) MVP project
Collaborated on user flows and structured layouts to ensure usability and alignment with requirements
Applied design thinking methodologies to translate functional requirements into intuitive prototypes
Freelance UI Designer – DivisionX (2024)
Created interfaces for industrial fruit-sorting machinery
Developed wireframes, prototypes, and usability tests to optimize workflows and reduce training time
Design System Course, UX Academy (2025)
AI-Powered UX Design, IxDF (2025)
Visual Design, IxDF (2025)
Agile Project Management & Scrum, Skills Town (2023)
Jira Fundamentals Badge, Atlassian (2024)
Design is not the whole story.
When I’m not sketching wireframes or testing prototypes, you’ll probably find me:
