Where Design Meets Business Thinking
More than a decade across 100+ projects taught me that great design isn't about pixels - it's about making products that work for users and make sense for the business.
Years of Experience
Shipped
Served
"I didn't choose this career at 21 like most people. I grew into it - half my life has been dedicated to building products, and every single one taught me something different."
Dor Zohar - ProductDZ
At 14, I taught myself Photoshop and started offering design services - logos, graphics, whatever came my way. Within a year, I was deep into UI UX and web design. It wasn't a career plan. I was just obsessed with planning and building things.
That early start shaped everything. I didn't learn design in a classroom, I learned it by shipping things for real people with real problems. And because I was always the youngest person in the room, I had to earn credibility through the work itself.
Over the past decade, I've collaborated with founders, CEOs and product teams across fintech, security, crypto, marketing, customer experience, e-learning, events, IOT and more. Each project pushed me further beyond pure design. I found myself asking questions about business models, market positioning and conversion - not just colors and spacing. I became the person who does whatever the product needs: research, strategy, QA with developers, business model thinking, pitch deck contributions.
That's the way I like to work - with full context and full ownership.
Data First, Opinions Second
I push for data-driven decisions with clients, with teams, with myself. When I see a product with real data potential, that's when I get excited. Gut feeling is fine for picking lunch - not for building innovative products.
Understand the Business, Then Design for it
Before I touch Figma, I need to understand what makes the product viable. Who's paying? What's the model? Where's the growth? Design that ignores the business is just art - and I'm not in the art business.
Ship it or it Doesn't Count
A Figma file nobody builds is an expensive sketch. I stay close to development, speak the language and measure success by what goes live - not what looks good in a presentation.
Every Product is a Lesson
100+ products across 12+ industries means I've seen patterns most designers haven't. Each one added a layer - from customer experience to school security to wedding management. That range is my edge.
Design
Research & Analysis
Project Management
Web Platforms
AI
Dev Knowledge
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Football
Following my club through every result - the highs are worth the lows.
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Music
Making music mostly for myself. The one creative outlet with zero client feedback.
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Spanish
Duolingo streak ongoing. Keeps my brain sharp and my humility intact.
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Travel
Planning the next trip while still recovering from the last one.
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AI & Design
Watching AI reshape how we design - endlessly curious, never anxious.