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Mobile app design people want to come back to

I design mobile applications for startups, IT companies, digital services, and businesses with a strong focus on UX, engagement, performance, and the feeling of a “living product”.

Not just beautiful screens, but a complete product ecosystem:
— UX scenarios;
— mobile-first logic;
— onboarding;
— retention mechanics;
— micro-interactions;
— design systems;
— behavioral analytics;
and scalable interface architecture.

A great mobile app should not only be convenient.

It should feel natural — as if the product understands the user before they even tap the button.

  • iOS and Android applications
  • MVP and startup products
  • SaaS and digital services
  • UX/UI for complex interfaces
  • App redesign and product evolution
  • Mobile design systems and UI kits
Problem

Most mobile apps today look almost identical.

Template-based interfaces, overloaded navigation, chaotic onboarding flows, and attempts to fit all functionality onto one screen often lead users to delete the app just days after installation.

The problem is usually not technology.

It is the lack of understanding of mobile UX:
— how people hold their phones;
— how attention moves across the screen;
— where frustration appears;
— why users leave;
and what makes them come back.

A mobile app is not a smaller version of a website.

It is a separate digital environment with its own logic of interaction and behavior.

Approach

I design mobile apps as complete product experiences.

The process starts with research: audience analysis, usage scenarios, JTBD, retention mechanics, and user behavior within mobile environments.

Based on this, I build the UX architecture:
— onboarding;
— navigation;
— interaction flows;
— engagement points;
— push-notification logic;
and the visual system of the app.

Special attention is paid to:
— interaction speed;
— ergonomic UX;
— motion;
— micro-animations;
— emotional feel of the interface;
and long-term retention.

The interface should not overwhelm users. It should create a feeling of simplicity, control, and clarity.

— What you get
01UX research and CJM
02App information architecture
03User flows and interaction scenarios
04Wireframes for key screens
05UI design for iOS and Android
06Mobile design system and UI kit in Figma
07Onboarding and retention scenarios
08Motion design and micro-animations
09Clickable prototype and UX testing
10Developer-ready design handoff
11QA support during development
— How we work

Process

01

Discovery

Product analysis, audience research, business goals, and user scenarios.

02

UX Architecture

User flows, CJM, navigation, and interaction logic.

03

Wireframes

Screen prototyping and usage scenarios.

04

UI Design

Visual style, mobile-first interfaces, and platform adaptation.

05

Design System

Components, tokens, UI kits, and developer documentation.

06

Motion

Micro-animations, feedback scenarios, and interface dynamics.

07

Prototyping

Clickable prototype and UX flow testing.

08

Support

QA supervision, analytics, and product evolution.

— Packages and pricing

How much it costs

MVP Mobile App

from $3,200
3–5 weeks
  • Up to 15 screens
  • UX architecture
  • UI design
  • Mobile UI kit
  • Clickable prototype
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Startup App

from $5,900
6–10 weeks
  • Complex scenarios
  • Onboarding flows
  • Motion UI
  • Design system
  • iOS + Android adaptation
Discuss package

SaaS / Product App

from $10,800
from 3 months
  • Product UX
  • Retention mechanics
  • Complex interfaces
  • Behavioral analytics
  • Component system
Discuss package

Enterprise Mobile Platform

from $17,000
from 4 months
  • Full mobile ecosystem
  • Team workflows
  • UX strategy
  • Scalable design system
  • QA and product support
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+47%
increase in user retention
−39%
lower onboarding drop-off
4.8/5
average UX rating of designed apps
1000+
mobile screens designed
20+
SaaS and digital products
18+ years
experience in UX and digital
— Relevant cases

From practice

— FAQ

FAQ

Do you design for both iOS and Android?+

Yes. Interfaces are adapted to iOS and Android guidelines while respecting the behavior and expectations of each platform.

Can we start with an MVP app?+

Yes. MVP development is one of the best ways to validate product hypotheses and launch faster with lower risks.

Do you focus on UX or only visual UI design?+

The primary focus is UX architecture, interaction flows, and product logic. Visual UI is part of the overall system.

What is included in the mobile design system?+

UI components, states, tokens, typography, grids, UI kits, and documentation for the development team.

Do you create motion and animations?+

Yes. Motion UI and micro-animations help make interfaces feel clearer, more responsive, and more alive.

Can you redesign an existing application?+

Yes. UX audits and redesigns often significantly improve onboarding, retention, and overall product perception.

Mobile app design is not only about visuals — it is a complete system of interaction between users and the product. Strong mobile UX helps retain users, increase engagement, simplify interaction scenarios, and improve retention.

I design mobile applications for iOS and Android with a focus on UX, onboarding, product thinking, motion UI, and scalable mobile-first architecture. I work with startups, SaaS products, digital services, corporate platforms, and IT companies.

The design process includes user scenarios, CJM, behavioral analytics, UX research, and mobile interaction patterns. Every application is designed as a scalable digital system — not as a disconnected set of screens.

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