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
Whether you're starting something new, improving what you have, or looking to put AI to work, pick the path that best matches where you are.
Visual-first website
Best for: brand sites and campaigns
Content and marketing site
Best for: blogs and growing sites
CMS / e-commerce website
Best for: content and online stores
Web app / MVP
Best for: products and internal tools
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
AI-powered features
Best for: adding useful AI to a product
AI automation
Best for: repetitive work that should happen automatically
Ready to build something new?
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Something to fix or improve?
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Have an AI idea in mind?
Tell me what you'd like to automate or improve and we'll figure out the right approach.
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