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Hey, I'm Dmytro, Lead Product Designer focused on what really matters.
I'm based in Madeira, Portugal (yes, it's as good as it looks), originally from Ukraine, and I've spent the last 6+ years designing digital products I'm genuinely proud of.
Over 4 years at a design studio I worked on 20+ projects – from quick landing pages to large-scale platforms. As a Product Design Lead I've learned to navigate complex problems, align teams around the right decisions, and bring clarity where there's usually a lot of noise.
I believe good design is invisible – it doesn't shout, it just works. Every decision has a reason, every screen serves a purpose. I genuinely enjoy the process of getting things right – from the first call to the moment something ships and actually makes a difference.
What I can help you with:
– UX/UI Design: Web, Mobile & SaaS
– iOS, Android & PWA apps design
– Framer development
Open to projects of any complexity. Let's make something that matters 🤝
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