Clear UX for
Complex Products
Jovan is a product (UX/UI) designer. He designs software that combines automated workflows, real-time data and human input, so the people using it can see what’s happening and act quickly.
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I help founders and product teams design new products and improve existing ones, from the first wireframe to the shipped interface.
"Fantastic Work! So accommodating and very helpful in communicating the technical side of his work."
“One of the best UX designers! Great in Adobe XD prototyping. Fast and on time. Knows his stuff very well“
“We worked together and successfully created a website for my investment Startup! Great experience!“
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Book a Kick-Off CallChoosing a designer can be difficult
“Will they understand our users,
product and problems?”
Not as well as you do, at least not at first, and I know it.
So I learn while I work: I use the product myself, watch the people who rely on it, dig into the data and test rough ideas early. What I find shapes the design as it happens, not after.
Focusing
on the goal
You want results, not just nice-looking pixels. The purpose of design isn’t only to make something beautiful; it’s to help you reach the goal you set.
Jovan is a fantastic designer. Most designers design for the purpose of design, Jovan has an approach to design that makes a lot more sense to me, as a product person, and CEO of a SAAS company. He focuses primarily on the goal of the design, and not in an annoying way like a lot of designers do, but in a way we're he renders the design around that goal and purpose.
I highly recommend working with him, he does a lot of research on his own, which means that you are able to output a lot more than you would with other designers.
as UX Designer
I design products that are obvious to the people using them.
A lot of people have opinions about a product. The one that matters most belongs to the person using it.
as Product Designer
I find the trade-offs that last between users, business and engineering.
Sometimes the right call leaves everyone a little unhappy. That’s usually the one that holds.
