Resumé
Aleks Vujovic

Aleks Vujovic

Senior UX Designer

I design experiences and products that feel right to users and make sense to engineers. The best work happens when flow, clarity, and collaboration are in sync. I care deeply about the users, getting the interactions right, and being a designer engineers actually want to work with.
Oh, and long walks along the beach!

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Cisco Developer Portal

Centralized hub for Cisco developer tools, APIs, learning, and resources.

  • Led a modern redesign to streamline navigation and prioritize developer workflows
  • Supported the launch of Cisco’s DevNet certification program with integrated learning tools
  • Informed the architecture with competitor and user research
  • Unified search experience across learning, documentation and code samples
  • Created campaign collateral to drive traffic and engagement
Outcomes Improved adoption, faster task flow, and higher NPS through developer-informed design
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Learning Management System

Led the design of Cisco DevNet’s first in-house LMS: built from the ground up for certification prep and hands-on learning.

Featuring
  • Designed an embedded sandbox and code editor for testing API calls in real time
  • Mapped the user journey to reinforce learning continuity and related topic exposure
  • Developed the system to support DevNet certification paths and lab progression
Outcomes Improved user retention, return rates, and lab completion by optimizing pacing and content flow
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Tool for OpenAPI spec devs

Internal Cisco tool for authoring and maintaining OpenAPI specifications.

Featuring
  • Designed the UX for an internal-facing interface to create, edit, and validate OpenAPI specs
  • Streamlined workflows for engineers and partner teams maintaining API documentation
  • Integrated live preview, schema validation, and editing features to improve authoring speed and accuracy
Outcomes Reduced friction in spec creation, improved team velocity, and established a foundation for consistent API governance
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Smart Sparrow Wet Labs

Browser-based chemistry lab simulation used by universities including Oregon, Arizona, and Florida.

Featuring
  • Led UX for a virtual lab environment that translated complex chemistry experiments into interactive coursework
  • Designed to empower educators to create their own digital lab experiences—no programming required
  • Collaborated closely with engineering to balance scientific accuracy, accessibility, and platform integration
  • Product impact highlighted by Oregon State’s eCampus as a breakthrough in online science education/span>
Outcomes Enabled scalable, customizable lab instruction; improved engagement and comprehension in remote STEM courses
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Force Technology

Next-Gen staffing tools

Mobile-first SaaS platform for managing restaurant and gig worker staffing—used by McDonald’s, Domino’s, and Wingstop.

Featuring
  • Designed the user experience for NextForce Helper and Manager apps on iOS and Android
  • Focused on simplifying shift pickup, scheduling, and communication between teams
  • Collaborated with founders and engineers to streamline user flows and reduce friction across critical tasks
  • Apps gained widespread adoption and consistently high user ratings; 4.4 stars on Android (100K+ downloads), 4.6 on iOS (30K+ reviews)
Outcomes Increased operational efficiency, improved team coordination, and delivered a consumer-grade experience for frontline workers
 

Shopping Search Engine

A conversion-focused shopping platform with 10M+ monthly active users, acquired by Facebook in 2015.

Featuring
  • Led UX and visual design across TheFind’s web and mobile search experiences
  • Delivered a responsive redesign of the core shopping engine, increasing session length and conversion rates
  • Extended a bold, high-contrast brand identity across a suite of companion apps (Feeds, Glimpse, and Catalogue)
  • Designed tailored experiences for different shopper behaviors—including curated discovery and price-first comparison tools
Outcomes Improved retention and engagement across product lines; contributed to acquisition by Facebook
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User-Curated Shopping Catalogues

A Pinterest-style experience that let users build and flip through their own product catalogues—emulating the feel of physical catalogues in a digital space.

Featuring
  • Designed the core interface and tactile page-flip interactions to mirror print catalogues
  • Built a system for users to curate and organize products into thematic collections
  • Focused on ambient engagement—offering a relaxed, lean-back browsing mode
  • Extended TheFind’s product ecosystem by catering to non-linear, visual-first shopping behavior
Outcomes Enabled long-session engagement from passive users; established a novel format that bridged nostalgia with e-commerce
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