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Align your team. Build better products. Fix UX gaps for good.

A practical guide to solving UX challenges across designers, developers, PMs, and QA engineers. Learn how to align your team, reduce friction, and create user experiences that work.

The hidden barriers to great UX – even in the best teams

Even the most talented teams struggle to deliver great UX. Why? They run into the same hidden barriers – misaligned goals, unclear communication, and inconsistent decision-making.

These challenges don’t just slow teams down, they lead to frustrating user experiences and missed opportunities. Here’s what’s getting in the way.

Misaligned understanding

Everyone wants ‘good UX,’ but no one agrees on what that means.

Without a shared definition of success, teams waste time debating instead of delivering.

No shared language

Teams speak different languages, and users pay the price.

Inconsistent terms lead to confusion, miscommunication, and missed opportunities.

Gut over principles

Decisions are made on instinct, not principles.

Without shared UX principles, teams rely on opinions, creating inconsistent experiences.

Smarter UX decisions. Together.

10 core UX principles. 150+ real-world examples. A system that helps your team spot what’s broken and fix it – without the chaos.

Principles, not guesswork

Stop guessing. Start solving. Clear, actionable UX principles help your team spot what’s broken – and fix it fast.

Made for teams

Get everyone on the same page. Designers, PMs, devs, and QA finally speak the same language – no more endless debates.

Easy to read. Easy to use

Bite-sized lessons. Big impact.
No fluff, no jargon – just practical, visual lessons your team can apply right away.

Looks familiar on purpose

Real examples. Real results. Each principle is illustrated with real product UIs, so your team can spot patterns, name problems, and solve them.

How every role wins with this guide

Practical tools and insights for everyone shaping the product experience.

How every role wins with this guide

Practical tools and insights for everyone shaping the product experience.

Product managers

Give sharper UX feedback without wasting time.

Spot patterns that impact user trust and flow – no deep design knowledge needed. Back your comments with real examples, not just ‘it feels wrong

Frontend developers

Build better interfaces, not just cleaner code.

Spot logic gaps and usability risks early. Shape the interface with your teamnot just ‘implement.

QA specialists

Test the experience, not just the code.

Spot unclear flows, logic gaps, and broken feedback loops. Bring UX issues to light and the right fixes forward.

Junior designers

Build confidence, not just screens.

Learn to spot confusing designs and fix them. Turn ‘I feel it’s wrong’ into clear, actionable feedback.

Product designers

Sharpen your thinking – not just your instincts.

Name what’s wrong, spot UX problems faster, and back your points with real patterns. Make feedback land.

Design mentors and leads

Train your team without repeating yourself.

Teach faster with clear patterns and examples that stick. Free up your time while helping others grow.

No matter your role, this guide helps you work smarter, faster, and more confidently. Ready to get started?

No matter your role, this guide helps you work smarter, faster, and more confidently. Ready to get started?

How every role wins with this guide

Practical tools and insights for everyone shaping the product experience.

No matter your role, this guide helps you work smarter, faster, and more confidently. Ready to get started?

What readers are saying

One specific insight I got from the guide is how effectively it bridges the gap between design and product. It presents UX principles in a way that makes sense not just for designers, but also for PMs like me — helping me understand why certain design choices matter and how to collaborate better with design and dev teams. It helps to shift how to approach alignment across roles, especially when making decisions around user goals and priorities.

Rafael Teixeira

Product Manager

One specific insight I got from the guide is how effectively it bridges the gap between design and product. It presents UX principles in a way that makes sense not just for designers, but also for PMs like me — helping me understand why certain design choices matter and how to collaborate better with design and dev teams. It helps to shift how to approach alignment across roles, especially when making decisions around user goals and priorities.

Rafael Teixeira

Product Manager

One specific insight I got from the guide is how effectively it bridges the gap between design and product. It presents UX principles in a way that makes sense not just for designers, but also for PMs like me — helping me understand why certain design choices matter and how to collaborate better with design and dev teams. It helps to shift how to approach alignment across roles, especially when making decisions around user goals and priorities.

Rafael Teixeira

Product Manager

Super useful — made me rethink how even the smallest details affect user experience.

Tatevik Harutyunyan

Quality Assurance Lead

Super useful — made me rethink how even the smallest details affect user experience.

Tatevik Harutyunyan

Quality Assurance Lead

Super useful — made me rethink how even the smallest details affect user experience.

Tatevik Harutyunyan

Quality Assurance Lead

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Micah Lucas

CTO

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Micah Lucas

CTO

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Micah Lucas

CTO

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Natalya Turovtseva

Director of Product

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Natalya Turovtseva

Director of Product

This is a comprehensive UI/UX guide that doesn't bore you with overly technical jargon. It is helpful to anyone - from senior engineers to non-technical clients and users.

Natalya Turovtseva

Director of Product

This is a great artifact that helps improve processes, save time and mental energy, and reduce procrastination when facing the challenges addressed in each chapter.

Vova Safonov

Design manager

This is a great artifact that helps improve processes, save time and mental energy, and reduce procrastination when facing the challenges addressed in each chapter.

Vova Safonov

Design manager

This is a great artifact that helps improve processes, save time and mental energy, and reduce procrastination when facing the challenges addressed in each chapter.

Vova Safonov

Design manager

Maryna presented these principles in a company-wide workshop at Scalio, and I really appreciated how relevant they were for all teams: QA, design, and development. Her approach helped bridge the gap in understanding design principles, especially UX, which is often overlooked by non-design-oriented team members. As a software engineer, I found it insightful to discover a new way of thinking about design systems, UX, and the 'why' behind many UI/UX decisions.

Solat Ali

Senior Software Engineer

Maryna presented these principles in a company-wide workshop at Scalio, and I really appreciated how relevant they were for all teams: QA, design, and development. Her approach helped bridge the gap in understanding design principles, especially UX, which is often overlooked by non-design-oriented team members. As a software engineer, I found it insightful to discover a new way of thinking about design systems, UX, and the 'why' behind many UI/UX decisions.

Solat Ali

Senior Software Engineer

Maryna presented these principles in a company-wide workshop at Scalio, and I really appreciated how relevant they were for all teams: QA, design, and development. Her approach helped bridge the gap in understanding design principles, especially UX, which is often overlooked by non-design-oriented team members. As a software engineer, I found it insightful to discover a new way of thinking about design systems, UX, and the 'why' behind many UI/UX decisions.

Solat Ali

Senior Software Engineer

As a designer, there are many things I know, but in my day-to-day work, I often overlook them. I think this guide is very useful to have on hand and check from time to time that I'm complying with these UX rules.

Santiago Botto

UX/UI Designer

As a designer, there are many things I know, but in my day-to-day work, I often overlook them. I think this guide is very useful to have on hand and check from time to time that I'm complying with these UX rules.

Santiago Botto

UX/UI Designer

As a designer, there are many things I know, but in my day-to-day work, I often overlook them. I think this guide is very useful to have on hand and check from time to time that I'm complying with these UX rules.

Santiago Botto

UX/UI Designer

What you’ll take with you

  • That “aha, this is why it feels off” moment.

  • The words to explain what you’ve been sensing for months.

  • A way to talk about UX that clicks with your team – not just designers.

  • Patterns you’ll start spotting everywhere (even in your own product).

  • Confidence to speak up without second-guessing yourself.

  • Real examples from 32 world-known products, with 150+ explanatory notes.

  • Quick audit checklists your team can use right away.

  • A guide you’ll keep coming back to – not just read once and forget.

  • And yes – lifetime access, of course.

  • That “aha, this is why it feels off” moment.

  • The words to explain what you’ve been sensing for months.

  • A way to talk about UX that clicks with your team – not just designers.

  • Patterns you’ll start spotting everywhere (even in your own product).

  • Confidence to speak up without second-guessing yourself.

  • 150+ examples from 32 real products used by millions.

  • Quick audit checklists your team can use right away.

  • A guide you’ll keep coming back to – not just read once and forget.

  • And yes – lifetime access, of course.

Workshop-level value. Guide-level price.

This guide distills the principles and frameworks I’ve shared in workshops that cost thousands of dollars. I’ve packaged it into an accessible, actionable resource you can use anytime, anywhere.

For the first 50 users, it’s available at an early bird price of $49 – because I want to make it affordable for teams to get started. After that, the price will increase to $100.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from all the other UX resources out there?

How is this different from all the other UX resources out there?

How is this different from all the other UX resources out there?

Is this based on any UX framework, or just your experience?

Is this based on any UX framework, or just your experience?

Is this based on any UX framework, or just your experience?

Do I need to be a designer to use this?

Do I need to be a designer to use this?

Do I need to be a designer to use this?

Can I really use it with my team?

Can I really use it with my team?

Can I really use it with my team?

What if I already know UX principles?

What if I already know UX principles?

What if I already know UX principles?

How long will I have access?

How long will I have access?

How long will I have access?

Still have questions?

Reach out anytime – I’m here to help.

Reach out anytime – I’m here to help.