Sergey Yakovenko's UI/UX project "Dogs" was made for as an addition to his portfolio and also to attract clients. Once in between work, he decided to do something and started to do this project. Sergey wanted to do something bright and emotional. He love animals and the theme of the project appeared by itself.

I always try to immerse myself in the subject of the project. For example, I recently did a project about great warriors, Governor. and while working on the design, I have read books and watched movies about the exploits of those people. It allows me to be closer to the subject and try to feel it.
-Sergey Yakovenko

I really love my job and I do not have to force myself to come up with something. It's really just spontaneous and abstract, I turn on the music and start working. The project and the work behind it does not come immediately or instantly, it is a creative process, as always.
-Sergey Yakovenko

I believe that the designer must be able to work in different styles and not to focus on just one of them, on the other hand, every design must be close to perfection. My inspiration is the desire to do a good job, to stay happy and to make the clients happy. The specific inspiration for this project is my puppy Beagle Barty.
-Sergey Yakovenko

I think that I will never stop to love my work, after all, perfection has no limits and the designer always has room to grow. You need a lot of work to learn something, love every task you do and try to make into something unique. Do your job unlike any other -not every works are remembered, only those that stand out.
-Sergey Yakovenko

About Sergey Yakovenko

Sergey Yakovenko is a Web, UI/UX & Identity Designer. He creates design of Websites, Mobile Apps, Branding/Identity and has been working in the industry since 2012. Before that, he worked as a designer of polygraphy. He's currently a freelancer. See more of his works on Behance.