Founding Product Designer | Designed an app from pre-MVP to 4M+ users (Google Play Best AI App 2023) | Designing across a $300M+ SaaS portfolio (20+ products)
The product I designed just won Product Hunt #1.
I felt nothing.
Early in my career, every award felt personal. Google Play Best AI App. VC funding. Product Hunt wins. I'd celebrate like it was my own company.
Now I just want to build something I can hold in my hands.
I’ve said no to Head of Design and Founding Designer roles at startups founded by ex-CTOs and founders of billion-dollar companies.
Not because I can’t do it.
I just value remote work more. I might make less, but I get freedom, time for myself, hobbies, and travel.
Tell the truth to a smart person.
Always agree with a dumb person.
Sometimes avoiding unnecessary drama is more valuable than proving you’re right.
Life becomes a lot more peaceful.
I don't get bored of design.
I get bored when a product is "figured out."
0→1 is what excites me. Once a product reaches scale, I start craving a new problem.
Lately I've been diving into crypto consumer apps. I know nothing about this, & that's exactly what makes it exciting
I'm looking to invest in early-stage Indian D2C brands with strong unit economics and proven ROAS.
If you need capital to scale performance marketing, I can invest up to $10K in exchange for a small revenue share or royalty.
DM me if you're building something interesting.
Ive designed for adult, dating, and gambling products.
They pay really well, but I can't showcase most of that work because of NDAs (and they're not exactly portfolio-friendly).
Finding clients in these niches is tough too. Most of the work comes through referrals.
@thread_snoop I checked out your website. Since you’re selling a Reddit API, there’s very little visual connection between your platform and Reddit.
For eg, in your H1 where you mention “Cheapest Reddit API,” consider placing the Reddit logo next to the text. Users recognize logos much faster