§ Case study · Earlier work · 2019—2020
Earlier work
Before the bigger roles, this is where I built my foundation. Three studios and freelance work, 2019–2020 — 5+ products from scratch across fitness, aviation, fundraising and e-commerce, most of them taken end to end, from briefing to launch.
§ 01 · Context
Where I worked.
- Tech ParadiseA Polish software house Aug–Dec 2020 Fitness app, educational platforms, brand, e-commerce
- ElementZoneAn international software house Nov 2019–Aug 2020 Aviation maintenance platform, job-search platforms, brand, e-commerce
- 1InnoSystemsEU-funded internship for top students Feb–Aug 2019 Fundraising platform, self-service platforms, brand, e-commerce
§ 02 — Story 01 · Tech Paradise
Fitness at home, on every screen.
Fit Paradise was a home-fitness app for phone, desktop, and TV — for people who want to train at home, eat well, and track their progress.
Onboarding starts with a short questionnaire that builds each user a profile, opening into four areas: workouts, recipes, articles, and tracking. Each category has personalized content.
One thing I'm glad I did: I ran an in-depth interview with a trainer and checked the design with her throughout — down to whether the screens are usable mid-workout, when you can't stop to fiddle with your phone.
§ 03 — Story 02 · ElementZone
Taking aircraft maintenance off paper.
A mobile and desktop platform for mechanics and pilots of small aircraft, built for the US market. The goal: move aircraft maintenance off paper and into a digital product.
I turned the paper documentation into screens and consulted US pilots as I went — around very tight availability and several time zones.
The unglamorous part was the point: many of these screens are dense and plain by nature — but aircraft maintenance records are legally regulated, so some things can't be redesigned just to look nicer. Getting them exact, clear, and compliant took more care, not less.
§ 04 · Selected work
A bit of everything.
