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Pick what you need and email me. Tell me about your product, your users and what you want to improve.
Issue 01Autumn 2026
UX auditsRedesign sprintsFigma → WordPress
remote · async · evenings, UTC+2
I'm Greg, a senior product designer. In the evenings I take on a few small, fixed-price projects: UX audits for websites and apps, redesign sprints and Figma-to-WordPress builds. Everything is async. You get a Loom, a report and a Figma file, not a calendar full of calls.
gglias.pro@gmail.com
On the cover My desk after 19:00. Drag to turn it round, or flip the lights.
how it works
You can be in any time zone. I work while you sleep, and the work is waiting for you in the morning.
Pick what you need and email me. Tell me about your product, your users and what you want to improve.
Send a link, a test build or a Figma file. I confirm scope and the delivery date in writing before you pay.
A Loom walkthrough, a report ranked by impact and an annotated Figma file. Questions go in comments, any time.
services
Email me for prices. I reply with the price list and a quote.
prices & availability
Tell me what you need and a few lines about your product. I reply within 24 hours on weekdays with the price list and a written quote.
gglias.pro@gmail.com
sample audit
I'm preparing a public sample audit of a real website: the Loom, the report and the Figma board, start to finish.
Coming soonprompts & experiments
questions
I work on these projects in the evenings, UTC+2 (UTC+3 in summer). Because everything is async, your time zone doesn't matter. Often the work is ready when you wake up.
A link to the site, a test build (TestFlight or APK) or a Figma file. Plus a few lines about your users and what you want to improve. I confirm the scope and the delivery date in writing before you pay.
Bank transfer or card via a payment link. Quick Scan is paid upfront. Bigger projects are 50% to start and 50% on delivery.
Yes. Send yours, or I can send a simple one. Nothing you share ends up in my portfolio without your OK.
Yes. I work in English and Greek. For other languages, I review the structure and flows, and you check the copy.
For websites, yes: Figma → WordPress with Elementor. For apps, I hand off a detailed spec to your developers and stay around for questions.