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Nika Vorotyntseva's design bureau: we work effectively with Worksection!

Ника Воротынцева

The design bureau of Nika Vorot­int­se­va spe­cial­izes in inte­ri­or design, main­ly for res­i­den­tial spaces. It also pro­vides design ser­vices for offices and liv­ing areas. Dur­ing its oper­a­tion, the bureau has received numer­ous awards at nation­wide com­pe­ti­tions. The team is focused on growth and aims to car­ry out more inter­na­tion­al projects.


We are cur­rent­ly fin­ish­ing a project in Paris, and also have ongo­ing ones in Riga, Kaza­khstan, and Moscow. Thus, our prospects and ambi­tions are seri­ous. We strive to approach our work clear­ly, cohe­sive­ly, and struc­tural­ly. In oth­er words, we are not all that cre­ative and not very flex­i­ble. On the con­trary, we meet all dead­lines and com­mit­ments made to our clients. There­fore, our team includes not only design­ers but also pro­fes­sion­al man­agers. Accord­ing­ly, at a cer­tain point, there was a need not just to draw dia­grams by hand on paper or walls, but to com­pe­tent­ly draft tasks and dis­trib­ute them.

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We tried var­i­ous pro­grams. But they did not suit us. More­over, these pro­grams are most­ly in Eng­lish, and not every­one in our bureau has pro­fi­cien­cy in it. There­fore, we searched for a Ukrain­ian prod­uct that met all our parameters.

Work­sec­tion helps us focus more on design tasks than on man­age­ment and micro­man­age­ment. Because tasks seem to man­age them­selves with the help of Worksection.

Over­all, it was very pleas­ant that every­thing in Work­sec­tion is clear, with a beau­ti­ful inter­face, and espe­cial­ly that the pro­gram was devel­oped by Ukrain­ian guys. We have been using it for a year. At first, it was just an elec­tron­ic way of keep­ing the same notes that we had on paper and in note­books. But now — the new team of man­agers is mas­ter­ing all the pos­si­bil­i­ties. There­fore, we are con­fi­dent that very soon we will be super pros in this business.

I am very sat­is­fied with the pro­gram. Of course, there is still room for improve­ment. We dis­cuss this in close con­tact with sup­port and oth­er project par­tic­i­pants. So I think every­thing will be great for both us and you.

Pos­i­tive aspects

  1. The abil­i­ty to man­age the entire work process and address issues on one platform
  2. A con­ve­nient and under­stand­able inter­face, and most impor­tant­ly — a good design
  3. The abil­i­ty to receive con­sul­ta­tion in a com­pre­hen­si­ble form and at any time


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