AboutRotem PinchukIndustrial, graphic and UX/UI designer.→Start a project
I trained first as an industrial designer, then as a graphic and UX/UI designer. Industrial design taught me to think about how a thing is made, held and used. Graphic and interface design taught me how people read, compare and decide.
The two meet in everything I make. A label is designed with the printer and the shelf in mind, and an interface around the decision someone is trying to make, not around the screen.
Most projects need more than one discipline: a brand that needs packaging, a product that needs a site, a launch that needs motion. Working across all four keeps one visual language from the logo to the last screen.
- Experience
- 8+ years
- Projects
- 100+
- Training
- Industrial design, graphic and UX/UI design
- Languages
- Hebrew and English
How I work
Three commitments on every project.
Understanding comes before design
I ask questions before quoting and before designing. Once your problem fits in one sentence, the design has a clear direction.
Everything you need to use it
Source files, print-ready artwork and guidelines, in every format your team, printer or developer needs.
Everything is made to be produced
Each design is tested against the printer, the browser and the smallest size it will appear at, before it is handed over.
Capabilities
Brand, digital and what sits around them.
Brand
- Logo and mark design
- Visual language and brand book
- Packaging and labels
- Print collateral and signage
- Merch and applications
Digital
- UX definition and user flows
- UI design for web and app
- Landing pages and campaign sites
- Design systems and components
- Developer handoff and specs
Around it
- Copywriting for the pages I design
- Art direction for photography
- Motion for logos and interfaces
- Presentations and company profiles
- Hebrew and English, RTL and LTR
Clients
Brands I have worked with.
- MESILAWine
- CTRAITSTech
- HoffmanLaw
- Zaki’s WorkshopCraft
- Juicy DelightsDrinks
- BadgerTech
- The Gift MatcherGifts
- Gardian
Tell me about
your project.
A few lines about the business and what you need are enough.
- 01Send a short brief
- 02Get questions back within two business days
- 03Receive a written scope and quote