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Timur Mutyshev · Product designer

A little obsessive. A lot of give-a-damn.

I design digital things that make someone’s day a little easier. Less head-scratching. More “oh, that’s nice.” The kind of difference you can actually feel.

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A climber roped up on a snowy ridge toward a peak — **The long climb.**Five products, all shipped.

Selected work · 2018 – 2026

Curiosity, put to work.

A collection of problems I’ve untangled, ideas I’ve chased, and details I couldn’t leave alone.

A man in a cowboy hat aiming a fire extinguisher at a small campfire — **Putting out fires.**Calmly, with the right tool.

How I deal with hard problems

Something complicated that needs to feel simple.

A developer wiring real-time communications APIs into their own product. A SecOps team buried in alerts. A bank customer waiting to find out if they got the loan. Pick the one that sounds like your team.

A man in a cowboy hat holding a rearing grey horse on a lead rope — **Wrangling the wild ones.**Steady hands, long rope.

On your team

How I’ll show up.

The situations change. How I think through them mostly doesn’t.

Got a problem that doesn’t fit any of these? That’s usually the interesting one.

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A man in an ochre beanie doing dumbbell curls in a pool of light — **Reps.**Skills get trained, not owned.

Toolkit

Skills up my sleeves.

A curious mind. A well-used toolkit. An unreasonable interest in making things work better.

A skydiver in an ochre helmet in free fall above the clouds, a small plane flying off behind him — **Jumping in.**Curiosity does the steering.

Human behind the pixels

I’m the person who keeps asking “why?”

I care about what happens on the other side of the screen: whether someone feels confident, finds what they need, or gets a little time back. That’s what keeps me coming back to design.

How I like to work

Ask good questions. Make something tangible. Invite people in.

I like getting close to the problem, sharing ideas before they’re precious, and working through the awkward bits together.

The human bit

There’s a person behind all these pixels.

Someone who follows rabbit holes, notices tiny things, and occasionally turns a perfectly ordinary afternoon into a new project.

I bring a point of view, and enough curiosity to change it.

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A man in an ochre beanie reading a book on a concrete bench — **Rabbit holes.**Reading every placard.

A brief history of…

What the font?!

Big ideas. Odd objects. Typefaces with baggage. Five questions, a hint if you want one, no judgment.

A surfer in an ochre beanie riding inside a breaking wave under a pale sun — **Catch the next one.**It starts with a hello.

Good things start with a hello

Hello.

Got a tricky problem, a promising idea, or a team with room for one more curious mind? I’d love to hear about it. Half-formed thoughts welcome.

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