From aerospace dashboards to educational technology, her story-informed designs bring clarity and creativity to complex digital products

LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESS Newswire / July 22, 2025 / Jacqueline Berezin Pchevuzinske, a Los Angeles-based UX/UI and graphic designer, brings an animation-trained eye to digital design that helps translate complex ideas into clear, intuitive experiences. With work spanning SaaS, aerospace, education, and media, her design process blends storytelling, user empathy, and visual clarity.

Jacqueline Pchevuzinske brings animation-inspired flair to modern UX/UI design.

With a degree in animation from the California College of the Arts and roots in São Paulo, Pchevuzinske channels visual thinking into product design, interface flows, and digital branding. Her portfolio includes work for Bear Grylls, educational tools, aerospace dashboards, and data collection platforms.

"I approach user flows like I would a storyboard," she explains. "Every screen has a role, and the narrative between them matters as much as the frame itself."

Her design leadership at Awari, a Y Combinator-backed ed-tech startup, directly contributed to the company's rapid growth across Brazil and Latin America. As founding product designer, she built the company's first comprehensive design system, unified its brand identity, and designed its student platform and mentorship tools-work that helped drive a 300% increase in course enrollment, cut customer acquisition costs by over 40%, and boost graduate placement rates by 75% within the first year. The platform's success played a key role in Awari's acquisition by Fluency Academy in 2024, with combined revenues now projected to exceed R$200 million annually. Her design system, visual identity, and user experience work remain in use today.

Over at Soaring, a heavy-lift drone aerospace company, she revolutionized mission‑planning UI by turning highly technical features-payload specs, flight sequences, risk matrices-into a cohesive, visual story. Engineers and pilots no longer felt buried in data; instead, they navigated an interface that visually introduced mission goals, highlighted critical payload constraints, and built toward a final simulation, a story arc ensuring safer, faster decision-making and stronger investor confidence.

Her work on MissionSeekr, a youth-focused digital experience developed with Bear Grylls, blended gamified storytelling with real-world challenges, designed to engage and inspire young audiences. The project attracted widespread media attention, earning coverage on CNN, Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Fox News, and other major outlets. By crafting an immersive design that combined credibility, adventure, and social impact, she helped position MissionSeekr as a standout in the crowded landscape of youth engagement platforms.

Beyond digital products, her graphic design work includes branded content, investor decks, and editorial design. She specializes in maintaining brand consistency while tailoring visual hierarchy to suit each platform and audience. Her process often integrates custom iconography, illustrated elements, and carefully structured layouts that reflect her background in visual storytelling.

"Every design tells a story," she explained. "My job is to guide the eye, build rhythm through composition, and let users intuitively follow the narrative."

Her ongoing goal is to contribute to digital systems that serve people, not just products. Whether supporting user clarity in technical environments or injecting personality into software interfaces, her approach remains centered on human connection through design.

Media Contact:

Jacqueline Berezin Pchevuzinske
Jacque Pche
jacque.pche@gmail.com

SOURCE: Jacque Pche