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I design interfaces and products that make sense

Currently, I'm a designer at Djinni, tech job marketplace. I'm in charge of product, experience and design.

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What I do

I design websites, mobile apps & interfaces that help people solve problems and companies make more money, achieve goals, and grow faster.

Detailed case studies are coming soon ™

Product design

Projector Mentorship Platform

Designed, developed and launched a donation-based mentorship product together with the Projector Institute. We've collected 5+ million UAH to support Ukrainian Armed Forces so far.

Growth design at Miro

Increased activation and retention with improved onboarding. Launched experiments to attract new users.

Mobile apps at Uklon

Improved the interface, riders and drivers experience after a major redesign. Increased ride conversion and key product metrics.

Video library for Projector

Designed Netflix for educational content (well, kind of).

My guilty pleasure is creating beautiful websites using Webflow and low-code services. Usually, they are multiple-page websites or landing pages. Most recently, I cooked up these bad boys:

How I work

I prefer working closely with ambitious teams, focus on the essentials, move fast, test ideas with real people in real world. Fuck methodologies, JTBD, CJM's, frameworks, and so-called best practices: they distract from real work and create a false sense of progress.

For businesses

I design interfaces that are friendly and valuable for customers, and easy to implement for engineers.

For startups

I help to identify the problem and design an MVP. I will advise on tools for building if you don't have an engineer or development resources.

For product teams

I design growth experiments and help your team look at the challenges differently to build a better product.

What I charge

$60/hour. When the project is predictable and we're on the same page, I prefer to set a fixed price and get things done.

This is where a website ends, and something exciting begins, hopefully.
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