Mykyta M.

Hiring a designer and then a developer means two budgets and a site that drifts from the mockup. I design your website, landing page or app in Figma and build it myself with Claude Code, so what you approve goes live. Top Rated, 96% Job Success. 40 Upwork jobs · 4 years designing and shipping sites and apps. What clients hire me for: • Landing pages and marketing sites: research, Figma design, then a fast responsive build (coded with Claude Code, or in Webflow or Lovable) • Web app and SaaS screens: user flows, dashboards and a small design system, built by me or handed to your developers • Mobile apps: iOS and Android UI in Figma. I also designed and built my own React Native (Expo) app with Supabase and AI photo analysis, so I know what a developer needs from a design file • AI-built products that look generic: you made it in Lovable, Bolt or Cursor and it works, but visitors don't trust it. I redesign it and ship the changes How I use AI: I decide the structure and design of every screen myself, usually in Figma first. Claude Code then writes the code fast, and I review every change, test it on phone and desktop and decide what ships. The code goes to your GitHub and the site to your hosting, so nothing is locked to me or to one tool. If your company restricts AI tools, tell me before we start. How a project goes: 1. A short call and a look at what you have now 2. Research: your competitors, your customers' first questions, what's missing on the page 3. Wireframe, then high-fidelity design, with your feedback after each step 4. Build and launch, or a clean developer handoff, your call In my portfolio you'll find full case studies, not only screens: a builder's site re-planned around payment stages, a paint protection film studio site with before/after and prices up front, a banquet hall site that shows the price first. Each one shows the research, the decisions and the finished page. Send me a link to your current site or a screenshot of the screen that bothers you, and I'll tell you what I'd change first.