Mark Levi Design

Design of a Mobile B2C app for Mobile Physics. I was involved in the full cycle from ideation to execution. Startup results: – Signed deals with municipalities for distribution – Collaborations with tier 1 hardware manufacturers – Polished, presentation-ready screens – Detailed design for development What I did: – Product Ideation – Product Research – Product Design I created intuitive interfaces, focusing on both functionality and aesthetics. Both were important as the startup was pursuing both B2G and B2C clients. This project showed me how critical it is to align the big-picture vision and small details. When every part works together, you get a product that not only looks great but also delivers real-world value. Need world-class design for your startup? Talk to me via the link in bio.

What can I do for you? Anything related to looking good as a startup: – Design Research – Web Design – UX Concept – UI Concept – UX UI Design – Product Design – Graphic Design – Pitch Deck Design – Presentation Materials – SaaS Product Ideation What’s it like to work with me? ✓ Fast iterations. ✓ User-first approach. ✓ We skip the design ego. ✓ No "precious" layouts to defend. ✓ Small feedback loops = big progress. ✓ Always talk about how the design serves users. Want to redesign your SaaS fast? Let’s clear a few myths first. ➝ No, you don’t need to copy competitors. ➝ Canva templates won’t give you a complete solution. ➝ AI tools like ChatGPT? Helpful for tasks, but not for strategy. The secret to fast design is collaboration. I work closely with founders, marketers, and developers—quick back-and-forths, focused conversations, not endless debates. Looking to skyrocket your startup’s design? Talk to me via the link in bio.

How I simplify an overcrowded sidebar. When navigation becomes a chore, frustration kicks in fast, and users flee your app. Overcrowded sidebars lead to: → Mental fatigue from visual clutter. → Increased chances of user drop-offs. → Confusion about where to find key actions. → Lost trust as users question the app’s organization. → Wasted time clicking through unnecessary features. The solution? Simplify navigation with the right controls. But how do I know which controls to pick? Here's my go-to process for clearing up the clutter. Here’s how I fix it: ✓ Hide infrequently used features under a “More” menu. ✓ Group similar actions under collapsible sections. ✓ Add tooltips to explain lesser-known functions. ✓ Prioritize the most-used features at the top. ✓ Use icons, but not all the time. ✓ Use dividers. Pro tip: Use tools like LogRocket, Amplitude, Mixpanel, or Heap to analyze and figure out what the most-used items are and what can be collapsed or hidden. I can declutter a sidebar by focusing on usability and usage frequency while keeping everything accessible. The goal is to reduce items, and to guide users to what they need—fast. Struggling with an overcrowded sidebar? Let’s make it clean, efficient, and user-friendly! Talk to me via the link in bio!

How you can ensure your users love your app—before you develop it? You’ve got an app idea! You’re excited to build it. But here's the thing: development costs can skyrocket into tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. You need to make sure users will actually like your app before sinking all that time and money into it. So, how do you avoid wasting your investment? The answer: quality design and prototyping. ✓ Create realistic, interactive prototypes. ✓ Test the user experience with real people. ✓ Simulate complex scenarios and gather feedback. ✓ Identify potential pitfalls and fix them on the spot. Do it before writing a single line of code. Only move to development once you're confident the design works! This is what UX/UI design is all about planning before execution. It’s about saving you time, money, and headaches down the road. Ready to bring your app idea to life, the smart way? Talk to me via the link in bio!

2009, I started freelancing. 2015, I started calling myself a freelancer. 2016, I started calling myself and my team “agency.” 2018, I fired my team and went back to “freelancer.” 2019, I started calling myself an “independent contractor.” 2020, I started collaborating with other professionals. 2023, I started calling myself “Product Design Expert.” Today I have: ✓ Public speaking experience. ✓ Experience co-founding a startup. ✓ A network of collaborative experts. ✓ Understanding of content strategy. ✓ Over a decade in the design business. ✓ Team and project management experience. 2025, is coming soon, what should I call myself?

Mobile Physics App Design. Screen from a mapping tool that allowed deep analytics of environmental parameters: - Rain - Air Pollution - Pollen - Noise etc'.

Icon design for Pollight. Pollight turns any building smart and green, with an absolutely wireless IoT solutions.

Starting a start-up? You need a designer who gets you. A designer who: – Understands developers. – Knows the "price" of developing a feature. – Can balance short-term fixes. – Plans for long-term goals. – Makes your vision real. – Supports your hustle. Don't just hire anyone. Hire smart. Building the future is tough, but with the right designer, it’s a breeze. Looking for a design contractor? Talk to me via the link in bio.

איך עיצבתי לאנימיינט פתרון שמחזיק שנים. לפני לא זוכר כמה שנים, הייתה לי הזדמנות לעצב את הממשק עבור אנימיינט, חברה שנמצאת בחזית תחום Industry 4.0 בישראל. המטרה שלי הייתה לשמור על פשטות: × בלי אפקטים נוצצים. × בלי טריקים מיותרים. ✓ רק עיצוב נקי ואינטואיטיבי לעובדים במפעלים ובתעשייה הכבדה. ונחשו מה? העיצוב הזה עדיין בשימוש היום, ומשרת עשרות לקוחות של החברה. לקוחות מהשורה הראשונה של התעשיינים בישראל. תחום ה-Industry 4.0 עבר שינויים רבים לאחרונה, במיוחד עם ההתפתחות המהירה של טכנולוגיות הבינה המלאכותית. זה מרגש לראות כמה התקדמנו, ואני גאה להיות חלק מהמסע של אנימיינט. אז מה הנקודה שלי? - עיצוב לא חייב להיות נוצץ - עיצוב הוא תכנון לעתיד הרחוק - עיצוב הוא השקעה לשנים קדימה צריכים עיצוב מוצר שמחזיק לאורך זמן? דברו איתי!

Work in progress - logo for a construction tech company Sitemetric.