I CRAFT WEB3 PRODUCTS USED BY MILLIONS SINCE 2019
I'm a digital product designer who fixes messy user experience problems, making complex systems intuitive. I believe in simplicity and would remove unnecessary elements rather than add more complexity.
My curiosity drove me to discover blockchain technology over a decade ago. I got hooked by its complexity, and a few years later, that path led me to design web3 products used by millions.
Currently, I'm shaping the future for companies in emerging technologies.

George Mihai
PRODUCT DESIGNER
PRODUCT DESIGN
xEXCHANGE
Details
Reimagine the experience of xExchange, a key product of MultiversX, one of the most scalable blockchain networks. The project was led by Radu Ceuca, and I served as the sole product designer. We successfully reduced the time required for primary actions by at least 400%, allowing users to invest their funds in any farm in under 40 seconds instead of the previous 7 minutes.



BRANDING
AVALON
Details
Crafted the branding concept for Avalon, a layer zero network that tackles the most critical experience problems. Despite its innovative vision, the project was paused to refine technical foundations and await more favorable market conditions.



ARCHIVE
CONCEPTS
These are experimental solutions to some problems I have encountered or work samples selected from various projects I have contributed to in recent years.

SEND FIAT AND CRYPTO IN ONE TRANSACTION

CLAIM ALL REWARDS IN ONE TRANSACTION

CROSS-CHAIN SUPPLY AND BORROW IN ONE TRANSACTION

BUTTON CONCEPT

DEPOSIT COMPONENT, CONTAINING BRIDGE, BUY and RECEIVE

WEB3 PORTFOLIO
PRODUCT DESIGN
RADAR
Details
Designed a unified ecosystem where people can easily trade across multiple blockchain networks, earn rewards on their favorite crypto assets, or take a loan in any stablecoin.


PRODUCT DESIGN
VERSEPROP
Details
Reimagining the experience for people who buy and sell digital assets on metaverses such as Decentraland, Somnium, and Sandbox. Backed by data, now they can make informed investment decisions.

