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I’m a multidisciplinary designer based in Poland with two decades of commercial experience. I strive to simplify and humanize how brands and products communicate with their audiences.
I’ve built my experience by taking on challenges in fields such as product discovery and design, branding, consultancy and team leadership and I apply this experience to assist brands in better understanding their clients, building digital products that push them towards fulfilling their business goals and creating bridges between their internal teams.
Select works available at https://www.behance.net/IamPD and https://dribbble.com/IamPD
Autor artykułów: Paweł Durczok
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5 reasons why starting your design career as a freelancer might be a bad idea
5 reasons why starting your design career as a freelancer might be a bad idea
With perhaps the exception of writers, I don't think I know any other group of professionals that value independence as…
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Studio Lomo branding
Studio Lomo branding
One of the first projects that come from under the North of Rapture banner is Studio Lomo's visual identity. Lomo is a…
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Re-branding
Re-branding
Later this year my business will be undergoing a full re-branding. Leukocyt will be no more and I'll be operating as…
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The number of articles and social media posts criticizing the PayPal rebranding is not surprising. Most people, even in the industry, have a very…
The number of articles and social media posts criticizing the PayPal rebranding is not surprising. Most people, even in the industry, have a very…
Udostępnione przez: Paweł Durczok
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I helped 10Nineteen visualise their vision of a smarter hotel experience. You can read about it here: https://lnkd.in/dhDEXMH8
I helped 10Nineteen visualise their vision of a smarter hotel experience. You can read about it here: https://lnkd.in/dhDEXMH8
Polecane przez: Paweł Durczok
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✏️ Weekly Concept Journal A concept of a subscriptions calculator.
✏️ Weekly Concept Journal A concept of a subscriptions calculator.
Polecane przez: Paweł Durczok
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Polish
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I just viewed a job offer from a big, international corporation that falls under a strange trend I noticed gaining in "popularity" recently. I'm…
I just viewed a job offer from a big, international corporation that falls under a strange trend I noticed gaining in "popularity" recently. I'm…
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Rinat Botchenko
Unfortunately, Figma is still accessible to users in Russia. This is not right. Russians are utilizing Figma for both professional work and propaganda purposes. The income generated through this work contributes to the Russian economy, subsequently funding the criminal war against Ukraine. By continuing to allow access, Figma indirectly supports the financial mechanisms that perpetuate Russian violence. We have seen precedents where companies have taken decisive action. For example, Shopify suspended services for Russian users in March 2022, demonstrating a commitment to ethical business practices. It is now time for Figma to follow suit and block access to users in Russia. This step is not just about corporate responsibility; it's about standing in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and opposing the use of technology to further aggression. I urge Figma to take immediate action and align with the global efforts to promote peace and security. #Russia #War #Ukraine
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Emmanuel Omole
Our latest episode features Sara Gattoni, the "data witch." I and ÌníOlúwa Abíódún discussed with her, how designers and product professionals can effectively bridge the gap between qualitative and quantitative insights in their data-driven approach. One of the key highlights was how she explained the difference between being data-driven and data-informed and strategies for designers to integrate data into their workflows. Listen to the episode here 🎧 Spotify - https://lnkd.in/ehBupPAk or Watch on Youtube - https://lnkd.in/eyhmHSg6 and more episodes from the Growth Design Podcast. 💡Bonus: You get to know how to become a data witch too.
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Taurean Jones
+1. Not enough actual UX is being done to de-risk the business ahead of launches due to increasingly short launch times to keep pace with the competition. That, combined with a lack of behavioral analytics to assess whether said launches are improving customer and business outcomes, creates a wasteland of design and tech debt.
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Reinis Pauliņš
Is 🇱🇻 Latvia's 112 app doomed to fail? As a product designer, I am always fascinated by the intersection between design and social good. Recently, I explored the 112 Latvia app, which connects Latvians to emergency services. Although the concept is great, the user experience has room for improvement. 🙄 I delve into some usability discoveries and propose ways to transform the app into a truly user-centric tool. 📖 Check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dbn-V4vw
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Alessandro Pascoli
I fully agree, and spot on Tom Scott. AND less shiny mock-ups, more demonstrable business value. Let's stop waiting for someone else to save us. It is time for "designers" to evolve and link our activity to real-world and people-first growth metrics. - Broaden involvement beyond design by engaging in product, tech, and marketing discussions. - Design disciplines are merging, with content, research, and UX design often falling under one umbrella. - Embrace change and let go of outdated methods. - The rise of AI means designers must adapt responsibly to new tools that automate many traditional design tasks. - Working across different areas and playing out of position. - Deep understanding of market trends and regularly sharing product insights with our teams.
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Dariia Boichuk
Why is it good for SaaS development companies to partner with design teams? Sharing our experience of collaboration with developers. 🌟 Outsourcing to a professional design team ensures that your client’s project will be functional, user-friendly, and aesthetically pleasing. After all, creating those is our job. 💼 Hiring a skillful designer is difficult. And it is also necessary to supervise, manage, and develop them, as well as constantly control the quality of their work. Delegating and outsourcing is just more efficient. 🎯 When your front-end developers don't need to think about design, you focus on software development — what you are best at. Thus everyone works as efficiently as possible, with minimum room for errors. ✅ There is no need to constantly manage the design process. We are also the ones in charge of quality and compliance with deadlines. Design collaboration is a strategic solution that increases the quality of our customers' projects and optimizes their resources. If you are ready to cooperate or have questions, feel free to reach out. We are always ready to turn your ideas into reality 💡
