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Rob Turlinckx

Rob Turlinckx Product Design Consultant for B2B SaaS | Strategy, UX & Visual Design

Currently residing in Bangkok, Thailand (+07:00 UTC)

Over a decade of hands-on experience designing and implementing B2B SaaS products, marketing sites and user onboarding flows. Product Design • Onboarding UX • Information Architecture • Pricing Design • Landing Page Teardowns • Design and UX Audit • Product Metrics • Site & CMS Migration

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Alek Manov

Digital Product Design, UI/UX and Design Systems

Currently residing in Athens, Greece (+02:00 UTC)

Even the best idea will fail if you can't present your product and engage your audience. With a background in coding and logical problem solving, my passion is to create meaningful and usable design systems that elevate the product value proposition. I can help you with: • Design and UX Audit • Product Evaluation Strategy • How to implement a UI/UX system within budget constraints? • What to consider when evaluating a business opportunity? • How to approach a site/app redesign?

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Vidya Dinamani

CPO @ lash.live | Product Coach @ ProductRebels | Partner at Ad Astra Ventures

Currently residing in San Diego, United States (-08:00 UTC)

I've led cross-functional design teams across large scale enterprise (600 people), as well as direct oversight of a central design function for 4 businesses and over 30 product teams. I specialize in identifying what type of design professional you need, and how they can best work with your team.

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Monika Khanna

Product Design

Currently residing in Delhi, India (+05:30 UTC)

I can help you finding the right answers to the most relevant questions with a blend of research, user psychology and UX strategy. How to bring human dimension in design? Empathy helps designers to look deeper into situations in a way that helps them to think and create solutions for problems. Having users think aloud while interacting with the workflow of any system as they speak a lot about user needs and stories. You can thus gather more information from the target users.

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Joana Cerejo

Experience Design Lead

Currently residing in Porto, Portugal (+00:00 UTC)

I have a focus on design strategy. I can solve business problems & translate them into beautiful digital solutions for users delight. During my process, I collect & analyze research about users. I visualize data in actionable artifacts: personas, user flows, user journeys, blueprints, story & opportunity mapping, affinity diagrams. etc. to create the product vision. Next, I take the results as an input into delivery where I write user stories and scenarios from a user and experience perspective.

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Melissa Carmichael

Product Design & User Research | Former Growth & Monetization at SurveyMonkey

Currently residing in Portland, United States (-08:00 UTC)

I have over 20 years of visual, interaction, and product design experience. I can help guide you on appropriate design thinking approaches, Lead Product Methodologies, and User-Centered Design processes for your projects.

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It takes about .05 seconds for visitors to form an opinion about your website that determines whether they’ll stay or bounce.

Let’s face it, design and UX are incredibly important.

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Come into this with realistic expectations. They’re mentors, not magicians.
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Growth mentors will be asking you lots of questions, answer them as honest as possible.
Don’t be afraid to push the boundaries of question asking. Be inquisitive. Stories are gold.
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Embrace alternative views. Ask the mentors to play devil’s advocate and challenge your assumptions.
Be friendly and authentic. If you’re likable, the mentors will be your biggest supporters (even after the call is over).

Yup! Many of the mentors offer monthly coaching packages for members who want to really dive deep into a specific area.

Each mentor creates their own package so what they offer and the price vary from mentor to mentor. You can find their coaching info at the top of their profile.