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Hey, I’m David! I’m a Product Designer with 4+ years of experience designing SaaS and CRM platforms, shaping intuitive experiences that simplify complex workflows. My expertise spans both enterprise and startup environments, with a strong foundation in user-centered design.
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David Mitreski

Product Designer
Beyond traditional design, I have a deep understanding of Web3—from wallets and exchanges to networks and bridges—and I’m eager to apply this knowledge to building seamless, accessible crypto products. My goal is to bridge the gap between blockchain technology and great user experiences, driving adoption through design.
Let’s build the future of decentralized tech.
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Let's collaborate to transform ideas into seamless digital experiences, whether it’s a high-converting landing page, a full-scale platform, or powerful web/mobile app.
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Whether it’s building from the ground up or refining your existing platform, I’ve designed everything from streamlined SaaS tools to complex automation systems.

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Every page is designed with intention, blending aesthetics with functionality, whether it’s streamlining operations, automating workflows, or creating seamless user experiences that drive real impact.

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Precision-crafted for the crypto, Web3, and DeFi space, our SEO & UX copywriting speaks the language of decentralization. I create content that ranks, educates, and converts, bridging the gap between complexity and clarity.

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HumanVoiceOver - CRM Dubbing Software

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Problem Statement

HVO, a leader in human-centric dubbing for top YT creators, faced operational bottlenecks due to complex, manual workflows
  • Manual, error-prone workflows for managing multilingual content, task assignments, and QA.
  • Fragmented systems hindered scalability for top creators (e.g., Dude Perfect, Jesser).
  • No centralized platform to unify creators, admins, vendors, and internal staff.

Solution

As a Lead Designer I bridged HVO's operational chaos with a human-centric CRM platform designed to automate and future-proof operations:
  • Streamlined workflows: Unified dashboard for content uploads, task assignment, and real-time collaboration.
  • Prioritized scalability (5x user growth readiness) and edge-case handling (e.g., large uploads).
  • Collaborated cross-functionally via Shape Up methodology to align design-dev timelines.
  • Creator-centric features: Bulk video upload, automated QA checks and feedback loops to enhance partner relationships

Design Process (BRIDGeS Framework)

1. Discover‍
  • Discovery immersion: Partnered with PM/engineer to audit HVO’s Miro workflows, identifying pain points (e.g., video lag, role-based access gaps).
  • Stakeholder alignment: Mapped user journeys for creators, project managers, and vendors to define core requirements.
2. Ideate
  • Low-fi wireframes: Rapidly visualized the CRM’s skeleton in Figma, prioritizing scalability and user roles (eg., Creator, Admin, Vendor, Staff).
  • Shape Up collaboration: Worked in parallel with engineers to align on feasibility (e.g., Box API integration, Firebase Auth flows).
3. Refine
  • High-fi prototyping: Iterated on UI/UX for task management dashboards, emphasizing clarity for multilingual content tracking.
  • Edge-case solutions: Designed for large video uploads (progress indicators, error handling) and Discord-driven notifications.
4. Deliver
  • Launch-ready CRM: Handed off developer specs, conducted UAT with HVO’s team, and documented onboarding guides for stakeholders.
  • Future-proofing: Built modular components to adapt to new languages or creator demands.

Hububb - Property Management SaaS

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Problem Statement

Hububb, a property management company in London and Dubai, faced operational inefficiencies due to fragmented tools and disconnected systems. They needed a centralized platform to streamline property management, enhance guest experiences, and provide landlords with better control over their assets.
  • Operational inefficiencies due to reliance on multiple disconnected systems.
  • Difficulties in managing: listings, bookings, check-ins, check-outs, cleaning, maintenance etc.
  • Lack of visibility for landlords into property performance, revenue, and service management.
  • Guest experience friction during booking, check-in, and stay.
  • Time-consuming manual processes that slowed down operations and decision-making.

Solution

As a Lead Designer I developed a unified property management platform tailored to Hububb’s needs, integrating:
  • A centralized dashboard for managing property listings, availability, and pricing.
  • Apaleo integration as their PMS and Channex for seamless multi-channel distribution (Airbnb, Booking, Vrbo).
  • A landlord dashboard providing real-time insights into property performance, revenue, and service management.
  • Guest-facing web and mobile applications to streamline bookings and enhance their stay experience.
By leveraging the Shape Up methodology, we were able to ship work every 4 weeks, ensuring rapid iteration and continuous improvement.

Design Process (BRIDGeS Framework)

1. Discover‍
  • Conducted stakeholder interviews with Hububb’s team to understand pain points.
  • Used the BRIDGeS framework to identify key problems and prioritize solutions.
  • Analyzed existing workflows and competitor platforms to identify best practices.
2. Ideate
  • Defined user personas for landlords, property managers, and guests.
  • Mapped user journeys to identify friction points and opportunities for optimization.
  • Created wireframes & flow diagrams to visualize the end-to-end experience.
3. Refine
  • Worked closely with engineers to ensure seamless PMS & channel manager integration.
  • Conducted usability testing to refine workflows and improve the UX.
  • Used the Shape Up methodology to iterate on designs and deploy functional updates in 4-week cycles.
4. Deliver
  • Reduced operational inefficiencies by consolidating multiple tools into a single platform.
  • Increased property occupancy rates through better pricing and availability management.
  • Enhanced guest experience with smoother bookings, keyless check-in, and curated local experiences.
  • Provided landlords with real-time performance insights, empowering data-driven decision-making.

ClickEat - Fastfood Delivery App

Problem Statement
Solution
Design Process

Problem Statement

Existing food delivery services in my country lack dedicated apps or fail to offer efficiency, personalization, and diverse choices, leading to poor user experiences.

ClickEat fills this gap with a modern, user-friendly solution that enhances convenience and satisfaction.

Solution

As the sole Designer I ran 4 weeks of design sprints based on the design-thinking methodology with five key phases: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test. The process involved user research, competitor analysis, wireframing, and multiple usability testing iterations to refine the user experience.
  • Built a seamless, user-friendly app to fill the market gap.
  • Integrated a diverse restaurant network to offer more variety.
  • Provided filters, ratings, and personalized suggestions to simplify food selection.
  • Designed a cost-effective model with loyalty programs and discounts.
  • Conducted usability testing and iterations to ensure a smooth user journey.

Design Process

1. Empathize
  • Conducted user interviews (5 participants, 45 minutes each) to explore food ordering behaviors and pain points.
  • Ran a survey revealing that 60% of users face difficulties when ordering food online and 40% are influenced by mood when choosing what to eat.
2. Define
  • Created an Affinity Map to identify patterns in user feedback.
  • Developed User Personas based on different demographics and ordering behaviors.
3. Ideate
  • Competitor Analysis of Uber Eats, DoorDash, and Grubhub to identify strengths and weaknesses.
  • Designed User Flows to map out key app interactions like finding favorite restaurants and placing orders.
4. Prototype
  • Developed low-fidelity wireframes, then high-fidelity designs in Figma.
  • Focused on a clean UI and intuitive navigation for a seamless user experience.
5. Test
  • Conducted usability testing with real users to identify UI/UX pain points.
  • Key usability issues and improvements:
    - Password Reset Button → Made more visible with an accent color.
    - Favorite (Heart) Icon Visibility → Enhanced for easier interaction.
  • Performance improvement: Usability increased by 40% after iterations.

Puffy - Luxury Beds Website

Problem Statement
Solution
Design Process

Problem Statement

Puffy, a luxury bedding and mattress brand based in Dubai, struggled with a website that did not reflect its opulent brand image, had complex navigation, and created an overwhelming shopping experience.
  • Cluttered Interface: The website was visually overwhelming, making it difficult for users to navigate.
  • Complex Navigation: Users found it challenging to locate specific products and understand key differences.
  • Overwhelming Product Selection: Lack of clear product comparison made choosing a mattress confusing.
  • Inconsistent Branding: The existing website did not fully capture Puffy’s luxurious brand essence.

Solution

I conducted a 2-week design sprint following the design thinking methodology, ensuring that the new website was modern, user-friendly, and seamlessly aligned with Puffy’s luxurious image.
  • Simplified Navigation: Restructured the website layout to make browsing effortless.
  • Enhanced Product Display: Designed clearer product comparison sections to aid decision-making.
  • Refined Visual Aesthetics: Improved the UI with a sleek, luxurious feel matching Puffy’s brand.
  • AI Integration: Introduced AI-based recommendations to help users find the perfect bed.
  • User-Centered Design: Conducted usability testing to ensure an intuitive shopping experience.

Design Process

1. Empathize
  • Conducted user surveys and interviews to identify pain points in navigation and product selection.
  • Gathered insights on user frustration with cluttered UI and overwhelming choices.
2. Define
  • Created user personas representing different customer needs and shopping behaviors.
  • Mapped out key pain points and opportunities to refine the website experience.
3. Ideate
  • Analyzed competitor websites (Casper, Saatva, Tempur-Pedic) to benchmark best practices.
  • Brainstormed navigation improvements and AI-driven product recommendations.
4. Prototype
  • Designed low-fidelity wireframes, followed by high-fidelity UI in Figma.
  • Focused on luxury aesthetics, intuitive navigation, and clear product comparisons.
5. Test
  • Conducted usability testing with real users to assess improvements.
  • Iterated on feedback, refining product pages, navigation flow, and overall user experience.
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