UX/UI & Product Designer · Toronto

I turn rough ideas into products people love to use

UX/UI design for digital products at startups and small businesses — clear, fast, and built to convert.

Available for new projects · Working with clients worldwide
What I do

Ways I can help

Whether you’re launching something new or sharpening what you have — I’ll make it clear, usable, and good-looking.

Product UX/UI

From first wireframe to polished interface. I design mobile and web apps that are intuitive, accessible, and a pleasure to use.

Designed & built

Landing pages that explain your product in seconds. I design and build them — live, fast, and responsive, no separate developer needed.

Design audit

Already have a product? I review it and hand you a clear, prioritised list of what to fix first — the fastest way to make what you have work better.

Selected work

Recent projects

How it works

Simple to work with

No surprises, no black box. You’ll always know what’s happening and why — throughout the whole design process.

01 — Discover

Understand the goal

We talk through your product, users, and constraints so the work solves the right problem from day one.

02 — Design

Design & iterate

I design and refine quickly, sharing progress often so you’re never left guessing.

03 — Deliver

Ship with confidence

You get polished, developer-ready designs — plus support to get them live.

About me

Hi, I’m Marianna

I’m a product designer based in Toronto who loves making complex things feel simple. I work closely with founders and small teams to turn early ideas into products that look great and work even better.

I started out in development, so I think in systems and know what it actually takes to ship — which means the designs I hand off are ones engineers can build, not just admire.

If you’ve got an idea worth building, I’d love to help bring it to life.

Marianna Roshchenko — UX/UI & product designer in Toronto
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What clients say

Have a project in mind?

Let’s build something people love to use. Tell me what you’re working on.