Hi! I am Max Lomaev, Product designer & AI builder with experience in SaaS, web applications, mobile apps and editorial websites
Based in Milan, working worldwide
LinkedIn
max.lomaeff@gmail.com
My background
Product & UX/UI design
2021 – present
Designed and developed 20+ digital products across multiple industries
Collaborated with clients across logistics, chemical manufacturing, e-commerce, cultural institutions, and furniture production
Gained experience in product and service design, UX research, web development, and brand identity
Politecnico di Milano
2024 – 2026
My Master's degree in Product & Service Design helped me develop a systematic approach to complex products
Developed three comprehensive service design projects from concept to implementation
Collaborated with public organizations including ActionAid and BASE Milano
Conducted research in sustainability, ecology, and service design
Marketing
2020 – 2024
Developed omnichannel creative campaigns, managed production teams, and launched new brands to market
Media
2018 – 2022
Launched a media project from scratch, growing an audience of over 10,000. Managed a team of more than 10 writers and editors
Cases
Increasing subscription conversion for a habit tracker app
App redesign: a project for the Bending Spoons First Design Challenge.
open project
open project
Simplifying complex logistics workflows for Onlog System
Design of the web service that transforms complex cargo shipping into an intuitive digital experience.
open project
open project
Crafting a visual identity and website for a premium furniture brand Tekstura Buro
Branding, UX/UI design, and website development for a premium furniture manufacturer.
open project
open project
Increasing conversions for "Tea Guy" E-commerce
UX redesign & website development for a tea shop and teahouse.
open project
open project
Solving the problem of make-up leftovers in pigment(o) project
A complete product-service system applying circular economy principles to the beauty industry.
open project
open project
Research
The essay examines how service design can support horizontally organized communities by aligning with principles of autonomy and non-hierarchical collaboration.