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The best time to fix your product was before users started leaving.
The second best time is now.
Most product problems get blamed on marketing. The real issue is usually one level deeper — and it shows up the moment you look at what happens after someone signs up.
Users sign up and disappear. Marketing spend keeps going out, features keep shipping — but CAC climbs and retention stays flat.
So you hired someone to fix it. Months of revision rounds, endless feedback loops, and what came back wasn't it.
Now you're further back than when you started. The issue wasn't that the designer couldn't design. It's that nobody questioned the brief before executing it.
Here's what happens when that changes.👇
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Redesigned the subscription paywalls, gamification system, and AI Companion across 10 months. Multiple features shipped to hundreds of thousands of daily active users.
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Mateusz consistently delivered high-quality design work on time, with a strong eye for detail and a solid understanding of our brand and user needs.
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Took a complex multi-product platform — subscription flights, charter bookings, flight management — and made it feel like one coherent product. 13 months alongside engineering.
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He is highly organized and creates designs that are well-suited to development. He puts a lot of thought into how different kinds of users will experience the design.
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Started with a product idea and no design foundation. Ended with a full UI, visual language, and design system that put it in the same visual league as the top wearables on the market.
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From paper sketches to a shipped product — app, brand, website, and Webflow build across 12 months.
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One of the nicest, most talented people I have ever met and I have worked with loads of designers in my time. Very softly spoken yet extremely professional, skilled and talented.
Here's what happens when you reach out
You send me a link to your product and a few lines about what's not working. I come to the call prepared, with an initial read already done.
You get a product your users understand, trust, and come back to. Delivered as dev-ready files your team can build from.
You get a product your users connect with and your developers can build from.
TalentDays.pl, Poland's largest career fair platform for students and graduates
There's a version of your product that actually works the way you intended.
X-Team — remote tech community powering teams at Riot Games, FOX, and Kaplan
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have a brief ready?
No formal brief needed. Just send me a link to your product and a few lines about what's not working — that's enough for me to come prepared. We'll figure out the rest on the call.
What happens after the call?
If it's a good fit, I'll send a proposal within 48 hours. If it's not, I'll tell you honestly and point you in the right direction.
Do you work with my type of product?
Mobile apps, SaaS products, consumer apps — yes. Both live products that need a redesign and new products being built from scratch. If you're not sure whether your situation fits, the call will make that clear. Products built with AI tools like Lovable or v0 that need to be taken to the next level — yes.
What can I expect working with you?
You'll have Slack access, async video updates throughout, and dev-ready files at the end. You'll always know where things stand without having to chase.
How long does it take?
It depends on what we're building. Focused projects can wrap in 6 to 8 weeks. Larger products with more complexity run longer — some collaborations span several months with work delivered across milestones. Either way, you'll know the timeline before anything starts.
How much does this cost?
It depends on the scope. Smaller focused projects start from $8,000. Larger engagements are scoped and priced accordingly. The discovery call is where we figure out what you actually need and what that looks like in practice.