IT2G
Reducing Operator Errors at Scale
Enterprise Systems for Public Services

Overview
IT2G is an IT integrator specializing in large-scale enterprise and government software solutions. The company delivers end-to-end digital products for public-sector organizations, covering business analysis, system architecture, software development, modernization of legacy systems, and ongoing technical support.
My work focused on two enterprise platforms:
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IS PRO — a citizen inquiry management platform used by government operators processing public requests and appeals.
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MMC (Multifunctional Migration Center) — a migration services platform supporting operators handling documentation for 2,000+ daily visitors.
My role focused on redesigning complex desktop workflows, reducing operator errors, improving onboarding, and establishing scalable design standards across both products
Years
2020- 2022
Role
UX/UI Designer → Senior UX/UI Designer
Industry
Government Technology
Location
Moscow, Russia
Ownership
UX Audit
Workflow Redesign
Design System
Prototyping
User Testing
Mentoring
Context
IS PRO is a citizen inquiry management platform used by government operators to process public requests and appeals. The system supports both managers and executors, providing tools for storing applicant information, tracking request history, and managing communication between institutions.
Challenge
The project presented several challenges.
The original system had no design documentation or interface mockups. Direct access to end users was restricted due to organizational constraints. Requirements had to be gathered through close collaboration with business analysts. Additionally, the platform contained more than 50 interconnected workflows that had evolved over time without a unified design framework.
My Role
I joined the project alongside the Design Team Lead and worked closely with analysts throughout the redesign process.
Together, we audited and documented existing workflows and screens, created a complete inventory of the interface from the live product, and mapped user flows and operational scenarios. We also established the platform's foundational design system, then redesigned key workflows and interface patterns to support modern desktop environments.
Outcome
Through workflow standardization, interface modernization, and the introduction of a scalable design system, the platform became easier to learn, more efficient to operate, and significantly less error-prone.
Multifunctional Migration Center
MMC is a state institution that provides foreign citizens with services related to legal residence, work permits, temporary residence permits, and supporting documentation.
As a Senior UX/UI Designer, I led the design of a desktop application used by state operators managing migration services for more than 2,000 daily visitors. The platform was designed around a one-stop-shop model, allowing operators to process the entire applicant journey within a unified system
Challenge
Migration services relied on fragmented systems, manual paperwork, and complex cross-department workflows. Operators were required to process large volumes of applications, verify and edit documents, collaborate with translators and notaries, and track application progress across multiple stages. The existing process resulted in excessive context switching, duplicated work, and an increased risk of operational errors.
Solution Strategy - Designing Around
Operational Roles
To support the end-to-end migration process, we structured the platform around the responsibilities of each operator group rather than technical system boundaries. This approach reduced context switching and created clear ownership across the service journey.
Product Architecture
The platform was organized into four role-based workspaces supporting different stages of the migration process: Login & Workplace Selection, Migration Specialist Workspace, Translator Workspace, and Notary Workspace.
Impact & Outcome
As Senior UX/UI Designer, I led the end-to-end design of the MMC operator platform, collaborating closely with analysts and engineers throughout the project lifecycle.
My key contributions included designing approximately 100 desktop screens, establishing the project's design system, creating interactive prototypes for solution validation, leading interface design from concept to delivery, and mentoring two junior designers during later project phases.
Case studies shaped around trust, decision clarity, and operational scale.










