Once, my team and I revamped the interface of one of our services, where users could create collections with different images. Some users didn't like the change so much that they started creating collections with offensive images. We were supposed to react, but the business metrics skyrocketed almost 500%, and the negative feedback eventually dissipated.

I take my work very responsibly, try to help my colleagues and automate the work as much as possible. So, one time, in my last working week, I realized that my colleague would have to take on all the work that I had done over the years. Of course, I decided to make a gesture of goodwill and leave gracefully, leaving behind perfectly structured layouts and documentation. In a week, I reassembled and refined more than 200 layouts and interface states.

I never abandon products (unless they are protected by VPN or special access), and try to monitor their status over the years. Especially, I am glad that the projects that I am proud of, still work and underwent minimal changes after my departure.

As the project progressed, I was faced with the task of creating a new mascot for a new product that the team was working on. Being an avid fan of comics and movies about the Flash, I proposed the idea of a lightning man as the new character. I was thrilled when my suggestion was accepted, and we named the character "Max" in my honor. From that point on, "Max" became an integral part of the project, and I was delighted to have had the opportunity to contribute to its success.