Hi, I'm Gabrielle Gaplevski

UX/UI & Web Designer based between Paris and London

I design calm, structured digital experiences backed by research and clean UI. Comfortable moving from interviews and flows to hi-fi prototypes and code (HTML, CSS, Tailwind, JS)

Open to freelance or full-time roles in France and across Europe. Let’s build something meaningful together 👩🏼‍💻

Selected experience

Lead UX/UI Tallinn University — eDidaktikum Streamlined onboarding; unified nav; compact component set; specs + HTML/CSS
UX/UI (contract) Eesti 2035 Responsive layout system; accessible type scale; shared patterns for faster builds
Independent practice — UX/UI & web design Self‑directed Research → hi‑fi prototypes; responsive UI; code prototypes (HTML, CSS, Tailwind, JS)

Key Strengths

User-centric Dyslexia-aware
design
Empathetic Stakeholder
facilitation
Detail-focused Typography
& hierarchy
Collaborative Cross-teams
Organized Multiple projects
Visionary Strategic thinking
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Education

Front‑End Immersive General Assembly London
UX Design Immersive General Assembly London
Web Design & Front‑End (certificate) Estonian Academy of Arts Tallinn
BA, Fine Arts Tallinn University Tallinn

Experience & Skills

5+ yrs UX/UI practice
HTML/CSS/JS Code prototypes
Edu / Gov Project domains
Research Interviews
& testing
UI systems UI kit &
components
Full-time Tallinn University
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01 Why I care about UX

My path to UX began in childhood. Everyone meets bad design at some point: missing a bus because a timetable is unreadable or sending a message to the wrong person because buttons are unclear. As someone with dyslexia, I’ve seen how non-inclusive design affects daily life.

This is why I design for clarity, calm, and accessibility, especially for people who are often overlooked.

02 My path into UX

I began art education at age 7 and went on to complete two art schools in Estonia. I also studied at a high school with advanced art studies 🎨

In my final year at university, I looked for a way to use my art skills to help people. Discovering UX/UI design connected creativity with real-world impact 😺

I started my UX/UI training with a web design course at the Estonian Academy of Arts 🇪🇪 to build a foundation in front-end and accessibility. I then continued at General Assembly in London 🇬🇧 with their UX design course, moving from research and user flows to prototypes and testing.

03 Outside of work

I keep a regular meditation practice 🧘‍♀️ and I run a few times a week. I also play squash; I love the pace and the problem-solving on court 🎾

When time allows, I travel, and I always plan a stop at an art museum or a small gallery :)