​Group mentoring session with live UX reviews and product design guidance. Clear insights. Practical recommendations. Confident next steps.

​Even well-designed products lose users when key moments feel unclear or effortful.

​This group mentoring session is for founders, product leaders, and teams who want to understand where users hesitate, get confused, or quietly drop off. Together, we review real products, answer live questions, and unpack UX and product design decisions that shape adoption and retention.

​You can bring your app, prototype, or a concrete product challenge. We look at it through the lens of real user behavior, not opinions or trends.

​The focus is on the moments that decide whether users move forward or leave, from signup and onboarding to first-time use and core tasks that deliver value.

​What happens in the session

​Participants can submit their app or prototype in advance or bring questions live. Aneta and Ricardo review selected products with the group, explaining what works, what creates friction, and why.

​We identify the most critical UX issues and explore practical ways to improve them. Everyone benefits from shared patterns and solutions across different products.

​What you get

​■ Clear understanding of where users get stuck
■ Plain-language explanations of why friction appears
■ Practical recommendations you can apply immediately
■ Live Q&A on UX, product design, and product development decisions
■ Shared learning from real products

​Who this is for

​■ Founders building or refining a product
■ Product managers and product leaders seeking an external perspective
■ Teams preparing for launch, growth, or redesign
■ Anyone who wants fewer assumptions and clearer decisions

​Why learn with us

​Aneta Monagas brings deep hands-on experience in UX and product design, with a strong focus on clarity, usability, and human behavior.

​Ricardo Monagas brings extensive experience in product leadership, helping teams turn insight into confident decisions.

​Together, we focus on calm, structured thinking and progress users can feel.