Hi, my name is Artiom Dashinsky.
I'm a product designer, author, and maker.
I'm currently based in Berlin.
I'm currently based in Berlin.
My latest book helps product designers grow beyond Senior to the Staff, Lead, and Principal levels.
39 journaling exercises to help you reflect on your UX career, make smarter decisions, and grow faster.
27 actionable lessons on impact, communication, productivity, and career growth.
A step-by-step plan for growing your design career and getting promoted faster.
The Amazon bestseller for acing design interviews and practicing product thinking.
An idea-generation playbook for entrepreneurs and indie hackers looking for their next business, side hustle, or weekend project.
I'm currently building Anymark, helping new businesses create a brand in minutes, backed by research.
A marketplace for unique, sustainable corporate swag from small businesses. Customers include Samsung, Philips, and DocuSign.
Shortcut keyboard stickers for Figma, Sketch, and Photoshop. Used by designers at Google, Facebook, Netflix, and Airbnb.
Laptop stands with a patented design, helping thousands of people have a more ergonomic workspace. Custom-branded as merch for LG, Sketch, McKinsey, and more.
A curated collection of well-designed logos that helps designers find better references for their branding work.
I co-founded Spoto, a platform that helps companies provide a professional hybrid workspace to their employees.
In 2016–2017, I joined WeWork's new R&D center as the first designer, led the design of multiple digital products, and built the designer hiring process.
I invented an interactive placemat for kids that improves their vegetable intake. The product is based on four scientific studies.
Two years before ChatGPT, I built a tool with an early GPT model to help designers generate real copy for their designs and portfolios.
A visualization of 12 years of bookings at Berlin’s techno club Berghain. Featured in Mixmag, DJ Mag, Electronic Beats, and more.
Weekly UX exercises inspired by the ones companies like Facebook and Google use to interview design candidates (23K subscribers).
A tool helping 100K+ designers and developers accelerate their Photoshop workflow, featured in Smashing Magazine, Awwwards, Webdesigner Depot, and more.
I popularized legal action against spammers in Israel: I sued a company that spammed me, won, and open-sourced my court statement, which went viral. I helped others sue spammers pro bono and was featured in mass media:
In 2014, I minimized my belongings to 27 kg, moved to a randomly chosen country, and adopted a minimalist lifestyle. Living with less led me to explore how product design can be more sustainable:
