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Transforming brands and elevating web applications for the next generation of AI and SaaS startups.

That’s what we do at Exalt Studio.

When everyone is flashing gradients and busy, confusing app layouts, we just love minimal, functional designs.

we made this website 7+ months ago

we charged $7k for it

now we do similar ones for $25k...

I'll show you the content plan I used to generate over $100,000 in design leads for my client.

Use this Monday to Sunday (double up on each pillar):

i specialize in data-heavy interfaces.

specifically making them familiar, engaging and easier to use.

Here's how I'd change the @OpenAI Atlas icon. I'd lift up the overall vibrancy, better separate the floret from the background, and make the cursor a little sharper and brighter too, and have it pick up the environment color a touch (as I assume it's meant to be metal).

I delivered an MVP for web3 in 30 days, alone.

While most spend 2-3 months with a team of 10+ people.

Here's the breakdown week-by-week:

Week 1: branding sprint
Week 2: design system and user flows
Week 3: high-fidelity design
Week 4: iteration and QA

In the end, 40+ screens,

I’ve made $1M with my design business since 2024.

Here are 4 clients that I retained for months, where they came from and what is the reason they keep paying (it's more than my design skills!):

I designed a pricing page section and it 3x'ed conversions in 30 days.

My client said this to me:

"People love the product, but no one's upgrading."

My first thought, let me check the pricing page.

It wasn't great.

Took some time and rebuilt it completely.

- highlighted

One of the reasons I moved into web3:

I saw a huge gap between where UX is and where it should be.

It's still a blue ocean for creating new best practices.

Lately I'm getting flooded with requests for prediction markets and perps DEXs.

That tells me these spaces are ripe for

Hundreds of people asked me recently how to grow on X

The path is extremely simple:

0-500: be a reply guy, leave 50 comments a day and engage more than you post

500-3000: do giveaways/lead magnets. It's either product, service, or information

3000-10000: download

We designed a pitch deck that helped raise $9M this year.

Everyone wants to talk about the deck.
But the deck was just the wrapper.

The real work happened way before we opened Figma:
- Defining strategic product concepts
- Identifying features that communicated future value
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Advice for designers:

Posts that show how you did something will get 10x more reach than those that say “look what I did.”

The fastest way to grow on X is to be radically generous.

Show us how you made it, the tools, prompts, fonts, process.

The fear that “if people see how

A screenshot of <n>X Analytics</n> posted by <n>すんしん</n>.

Stop posting on X.

Seriously.

If you're under 500 followers, every tweet you publish is not worth the time. 

Here's what I figured out after wasting weeks making tweets:

You're playing the wrong game for your follower count.

I call it the "Engagement Ladder".

And 90% of

453 mobile screens from a travel app rebuilt by designer <n>Adrian Kuleszo</n>.

Rebuilt an entire travel app from the ground up.

- 453 mobile screens
- 453 web screens
- 2 landing pages (B2B and B2C)

Covered every user type, every feature, every state and edge case.

Say all you want about designers losing jobs to AI, but it would never even comprehend

The process of creating an <n>information architecture diagram</n> by UI/UX designer <n>Adrian Kuleszo</n>.

Design Twitter loves posting clean interfaces.

Nobody posts this part.

The information architecture. The user flows.

The boring diagram work that actually determines if your product makes sense.

This is what separates products that convert from products that look good in

Dropping some new stuff, powered entirely by @shadcn magic!  Feedback welcome—what's your take?

I see "Made this landing design for $X" posts everywhere.

Pretty screenshots teach clients nothing and keep designers competing on price.

Real value is in:

– Business challenge addressed
– Explain design choices 
– Measurable outcomes

Clients want impact, not just output

The 'secret' tips that helped the talented designer book a call with a startup:

It's a content plan.

I've also used it while ghostwriting for a $100K+/mo design agency founder, which led to $100K+ in leads.

I could charge $$ for this, but I am giving it away for free:

Full product design delivered in just 8 weeks. 

Meshed then went on to raise $1.2mil in a pre-seed round.

We delivered a full DEX, brand and landing page in 1 month.

Most would call that aggressive. Maybe impossible.

I learned how to build products people love at Google. Not theory. Real products. Real users. Real feedback loops.

My team has worked on ~35 DeFi products. We know

these 4 designs I posted this year brought in:
- almost 300k impressions
- 5-figure revenue
- momentum for growing my studio
- projects that actually got me excited

my point is: don’t overthink what to share

post what feels right to you

After running my product design studio for almost 2 years, I’ve found there are really only two ways founders want to work with me:

1) Embedded leadership + team

Clients who want to lean on my experience to be hands-on, leading the product strategy and embedding my design team.

Image I generated vs Hero I designed 👀

Been getting so many mobile app projects recently it's crazy.

I had a client intro call this week.

Five minutes in, I stopped them.

"This section feels completely off-brand. Was that intentional?"

Silence.

Then: "Wait... yeah. We're trying a sub-brand."

They'd talked to many other studios. No one mentioned it.

The energy in the call

Here's how I design for my clients:

(my process from onboarding to delivery)

1. Strategy calls with clients
- First, I need to understand their business goals, target audience and the project's goals
- Also, it helps to align early on so there are no problems later

2. Research

Our launch videos got 4M+ views for the last month alone

It's still the most efficient way to showcase your product or a new feature

4 works we did recently:

Don't listen to this doomsday prediction.

Speed is rarely the bottleneck in design projects. 

Client decision-making, feedback loops, and internal approvals are. AI doesn't fix that.

He thinks agencies resist AI. We don't. 

We use it strategically for productivity while

I scaled to $60K/mo, not because I kept singing new clients.

I scaled because I did something designers don't do:

Retention.

Most start strong, then fade off.

The first week is great engagement, great work, and communication, but it starts to dip.

By the end of the project,

Most companies spam YouTube with feature updates nobody searches for.

@lovable_dev hit 180k views with a different play:

Tutorials on building apps 
Stories of users making money 
Problem-focused content

The framework:

Make content about the problems you solve, not your

#web3 | Kirill Lipovoi

I'm open for design projects! 

What I offer:
- UX expertise + research and user test
- Building design systems from scratch or updating and upgrading the existing one
- Product design support for development team
- Web design or no-code build on Webflow
- Design partnership