Usually it’s the web3 services that seek our help. Like this one: Platform for AI apps on Everscale. We say “all kinds of products” because over the past 10 years we’ve worked with museums, fintech, medical, and educational services, corporations, and large-scale complex products used by hundreds of thousands of people daily.
We did so in close cooperation with their respective product managers, so we didn’t just draw sketches — we deeply analized those products and followed them closely. Now is the time we translate our web2 experience to web3.
We’ll study your product and offer an optimal solution for your business problem. We’ll remove all the extra stuff and focus on the most important thing – what earns money, saves time, and solves problems for your users.
We translate into investor language: we don’t just beautify your materials, but shape the narratives so that your pitch hits the investors right where you want it to.
You pitched, got zero likes, and you don’t know what went wrong. Or you’re not sure about your presentation and would like an expert opinion. We’ll work through your presentation slide-by-slide, find problematic spots, and let you know how to fix those.
You spent time and money to design a product, and you feel something’s off about it. We’ll highlight the problems, tell you how to fix those, and answer the main question – does your design solve the business problem?
Instead of blackboxes hidden deep down the designer’s mind, you get a clear-cut project storefront, and can you see everything that’s going on. We do our work on an online board, and the whole design is always easy to see and discuss.
We don’t try to spend much time coming up with an elaborate concept from the get-go and heavily commit to it. A concept is born in iterations of discussion, data gathering, and establishing a vision. We do that, and we do that fast.
We’ll speak up if something is off. We’ll ask the same question five times if that’s what it takes to really understand you. We won’t try to impress you with our intelligence, we’d rather do so with our service.
Instead of chaotically set presentations we always demo on Thursdays. Same time. No rescheduling from late on Friday to early on Monday. A regular update on what’s been done this week.
Things change rapidly and unexpectedly. We don’t do paid but unnecessary work, we prefer to commit to uncertainty and do what’s important to our projects and their goals.
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