Mykolas Tikuisis
- Building interfaces where design thinking and engineering meet
- From early stage prototypes to complex, full scale products
- Custom design implementation, performance, animation, accessibility optimization
Most projects fall into one of two categories: building something new, or improving something that already exists. Pick whichever matches where you are.
Visual-first website
Best for: brand sites and campaigns
Content and marketing site
Best for: blogs and growing sites
CMS website
Best for: familiar CMS, e-commerce
Website audit
Best for: when something feels off
Fixes and ongoing support
Best for: bugs and small updates
Design and UX refresh
Best for: dated look, confusing flow
Not sure which one fits?
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