Info — 01

Einat Omer — portrait

A designer with a systems habit.

Bio

I'm Einat — a brand and visual designer based in Modi'in, Israel. I hold a B.Des. in Visual Communication from Seminar Hakibbutzim College, and I work across branding, UX/UI, and AI-assisted production.

I design and I teach. Alongside my own practice, I lead a visual-communication curriculum for the Ministry of Education, and I recently interned in product and UI design at Studio Sira in Haifa.

Stance

I translate cognitive psychology into design — reading how attention, memory, and perception actually work, then building systems, visual, interactive, and computational, that read as deliberate from the first frame.

I think most design fails at the system layer, not the surface. A good logo can't fix an undefined editorial language. A pretty interface can't fix an unclear workflow. A clever AI surface can't fix a model the user has no way to trust.

My work starts upstream of the artifact and earns its way back down to the pixel.

Experience — 02

01 / Ministry of Education

Design Educator (2024–Present)

I lead a visual-communication curriculum, mentoring 30+ student design projects from research and concept through final execution — and running the structured critique that gets them there.

02 / Studio Sira, Haifa

Product & UI Design Intern (2025)

I designed layouts, visual hierarchy, and interface components across studio projects, refining each through critique, research-based iteration, and tight feedback loops with senior designers.

Capabilities — 03

01 / Branding

Identity systems

Visual identity, naming, typographic systems, art direction, and editorial design.

02 / UX/UI

Product design

End-to-end product design for ambitious software: research, information architecture, interaction design, and shippable design systems.

03 / AI

Intelligent interfaces

Interface design for AI-native products: conversational surfaces, generative tools, model state vocabularies, and trust-first interaction patterns.