I moved back to Israel after fifteen years abroad, looking for a new world to fall into.

For six years I sat in a shopping mall's parking control room, in front of a wall of cameras, helping drivers at the barriers and people at the pay machines. When something went wrong, I was often the one leading the response, and I had to get it right, fast.

Portrait of Jeko Akhvlediani wearing a cap and sunglasses in the sun.

Six years of alarms, barriers and stuck elevators. Then I found design.

Two operators monitoring a wall of screens in a control room.
The room I used to work in.

Design is a question asked at every single decision.

Will the person understand this. Will they even see it. Will they know in two seconds what this button does, and in one second where they are.

I want to learn how large systems are actually planned.

Hundreds of screens and thousands of decisions, where nothing is placed without a reason.

How I work

I notice what people have stopped noticing

I was the user before I was the designer

I would rather be wrong early than right late

I learn fastest by watching someone struggle

Education

2025 - 2026Dagola, Product and UX/UI Career Accelerator
2024 - 2025Netcraft Academy, Product Design Course
2012 - 2019International Black Sea University, BA in International Relations

What I work with

  • Figma
  • Claude Code
  • GitHub
  • Lovable
  • Photoshop
  • Illustrator

Off duty

What I do when nobody is in a hurry.

Jeko standing on a sunny beach with a blue surfboard under his arm.
Jeko standing on a snowy mountain ridge above valleys and clouds.

Contact

Let's make the next step obvious.