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I’m Alex Andreev, Principal Product Designer at QIC digital hub. I established the no-code direction at our company from the ground up — building scalable internal tools and content-rich websites like qic.digital, which powers hiring, community, and communication for one of the largest tech teams in the MENA insurance space.
I’m Alex, Lead Product Designer at QIC digital hub, where we’re building qic.online and QIC App — a new kind of insurance and digital ecosystem platform for the MENA and GCC regions.
I’ll share how we juggle day-to-day tasks, refine editorial policies, implement new tools, and streamline team processes — all while keeping our work-life balance intact. These insights might resonate not just with fellow writers but with anyone tackling large workloads under tight constraints.
I’ll share my personal experience conducting UX research, detailing the research process, challenges in recruiting participants, and the importance of minimizing bias. I also provide advice on best practices for effective UX research.
For the past five years, I’ve been teaming up with designers, analysts, and product managers at different companies to untangle business problems and turn them into clear, functional interface text. And sometimes not, and that’s part of my job, too.
The idea of using neural networks in design has been on our team’s radar for a while now, and we finally had the chance to give it a go.
One thing I’ve learnt is that at a certain stage of any product’s growth, resource allocation becomes a key challenge for a team lead. This usually happens when the team grows beyond five people, and it becomes impossible to manage tasks solely through vertical or horizontal distribution.
I will share our experience in improving the process of managing insurance policies for clients. The project was focused on designing a user-friendly interface for insurance policy management that would help clients minimize the need to visit offline branches.
I’m excited to share insights into how our “QIC Connect” web design system streamlines digital product development in Qatar and the UAE. This tool has become an integral part of our work, supporting the look and functionality of web products for different countries and helping us to implement new features for our clients more efficiently.
I often face a significant challenge — candidates often have a poor understanding of what brand designers do on a daily basis within in-house teams, how the processes differ from agencies, and what the specific aspects of daily work entail. In this article I am going to explore the reasons for this, highlight the differences and provide guidance for those who are unsure about pursuing a career in corporate branding.
How a comprehensive ‘end-to-end’ design process is established in a large company. The article will be useful for designers interested in structuring processes within a large company, as well as for product managers and design teams.
I would like to share our team’s experience in implementing a new stage in our workflow: the design review stage. I want to discuss how we tackled this challenge and successfully integrated the new stage without disrupting the established workflow dynamics.
In the fast-paced world of product design, staying updated with the latest trends, hacks, and strategies is crucial for professional growth. Alex Andreev, Lead Product Designer at QIC, recommends the following resources that cover a wide range of topics from Figma hacks to effective communication with stakeholders.
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